Representing the World’s Leading Express Delivery Companies

about CAPEC

The Conference of Asia Pacific Express Carriers (CAPEC), was formed in 2000 (incorporated in 2002) to represent the interests of the world’s leading integrated express delivery service companies: DHL, FedEx, and UPS. These companies focus on fast, reliable, door-to-door delivery of high-tech, high value-added goods. CAPEC members provide customers with real-time information to ensure the customers’ ability to control their supply chains.

Express delivery services are crucial to fast-cycle logistics, e-commerce, rapid global transactions, and international competitiveness. The express delivery industry plays a vital role in facilitating trade expansion and economic growth in all countries in the Asia-Pacific region.

DHL, FedEx, and UPS all offer delivery around the world in 24-48 hours. The industry has global revenues of $70 billion and makes over five billion shipments annually. Global employment is 800,000, and the industry owns 1500 aircraft and 170,000 trucks and delivery vehicles.