Nova Poshta is changing its parcel sorting system to make delivery less vulnerable to military risks. The company is moving to a decentralized model and implementing backup systems for processing shipments.
Nova Poshta is changing its parcel sorting system to make delivery less vulnerable to military risks. The company is moving to a decentralized model and implementing backup systems for processing shipments.
The company wants to distribute sorting so that the network's operation is less dependent on individual facilities. If one of them is damaged or temporarily out of service, the flow of parcels can be redirected through other facilities and backup routes. Nova Poshta is not saying exactly what the redesigned logistics will look like for security reasons. Yesterday, the company warned that delivery could take longer.
Backup routes have helped Nova Poshta keep deliveries going after Russian attacks on more than one occasion. When the Russians destroyed the Kyiv Innovation Terminal on June 15, the company was able to reroute parcels through other routes. It did the same in late July after the Poltava sorting terminal was hit. So even after the attacks, Nova Poshta customers are still able to receive their orders, and some of them are sharing photos of damaged packages with the sticker “This parcel survived.”
