The national postal operator “Ukrposhta” together with the chain of grocery stores “ATB” have launched a joint project for free delivery of goods to remote regions of Ukraine. From now on, buyers who place an order on the ATB website will be able to receive it at any of the more than 26 thousand Ukrposhta branches throughout the country. About this reportedin the press service of “Ukrposhta”.
“Partnership with ATB is not only about convenience, but about equal opportunities for all. If residents of large cities have long been accustomed to delivery “to the door”, then for residents of remote villages this will be a real restart of the system of access to goods. Our task is to provide the entire country not only with basic social, logistical and financial services, but also with medicines and products. This is what a model of full accessibility looks like, where the same level of service is provided, regardless of place of residence.”, – explained in Ukrposhta.
The collaboration with the retailer aims to provide access to goods for residents of settlements that do not have supermarkets or modern retail infrastructure. The project is not only commercial, but also social in nature.
Ukrposhta sees it as part of a model of full accessibility of basic services, encompassing not only logistics and financial services, but also the supply of medicines and food. The company notes that if the format proves effective, it could become a sustainable business model for the wartime economy — socially oriented and easily scalable.
You can take advantage of free delivery until November 30. The terms of the promotion provide for a minimum order amount of 299 hryvnias and a shipment weight of up to 30 kilograms.
