CEVA Logistics has unified Colis Privé and PAACK under the PAACK brand to strengthen its European last-mile delivery operations. The combined network serves France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, and Portugal, handling approximately 150 million parcels annually across more than 17,000 out-of-home delivery points. It includes 8,000 delivery points in France, 1,500 in Belgium, and 8,000 in Spain. The rebranding begins in January 2027 and supports CMA CGM Group’s broader logistics strategy. CEVA has already rolled out its first joint delivery solution for a major international retailer.
According to container-news.com, CEVA Logistics has integrated Colis Privé and PAACK into a single last-mile delivery operation across Europe, operating under the PAACK brand starting January 2027.
Five-country network with 150 million parcels annually
The unified business will serve France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, and Portugal, handling approximately 150 million parcels each year. It operates more than 17,000 out-of-home delivery points across these markets. The integration aims to simplify cross-border deliveries for e-commerce retailers by consolidating coordination between previously separate networks.
The combined footprint includes around 8,000 delivery points in France, 1,500 in Belgium, and 8,000 in Spain. CEVA Logistics expects the unified operation to enable retailers to manage deliveries across several European markets through one integrated network — rather than managing multiple regional providers.
CEVA Logistics has already launched its first joint delivery solution for a major international retailer, combining Colis Privé’s established logistics infrastructure with PAACK’s technology capabilities to support multi-country deliveries.
Strategic alignment with CMA CGM Group
The integration supports the broader logistics strategy of CEVA Logistics and its parent company, CMA CGM Group. By unifying the two networks, CEVA strengthens its end-to-end supply chain offerings — spanning international freight transport, warehousing, and final delivery. The move also expands the range of delivery options available to e-commerce customers across Europe.
The unified business will prioritize reliable delivery services, technology integration, and closer coordination among its European operations. The PAACK brand will be introduced gradually to customers and partners beginning in January 2027.
Source: container-news.com
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