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Why DHL Express is one of the top employers

DHL Express is globally recognized for its inclusive workplace culture, competitive benefits, and commitment to corporate social responsibility. The company also offers internal career advancement opportunities, making it an appealing choice for employees worldwide.
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Innovations and Challenges in Sample Shipping

The shipment of biological samples is a critical process in medical research, diagnostics, and therapeutic applications. The need to transport samples safely, quickly, and with strict temperature controls is a significant logistical challenge. This article examines the current innovations, challenges, and prospects in the field of sample shipping.

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Stationary Services: DHL Express Flagship Stores and Service Points

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Get to know our DHL Express Flagship Stores in Vienna, Linz and Salzburg as well as our Service Points across Austria. In our stores you can send your packages or documents easily, safely and quickly. We provide you with the appropriate packaging material in various sizes free of charge.
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What happens after peak season?

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A post peak season to-do list for SMEs: e-commerce returns, inventory management and customer retention.
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Biological samples and the challenges of transporting them

Biological samples play a central role in medical research, diagnostics, and treatment. Their diversity ranges from blood and tissue to cells and microbial cultures. Some of these samples are classified as dangerous goods, which makes their transport particularly challenging. This article provides an overview of the different types of biological samples and the specific challenges they pose when transported as dangerous goods.
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