European Express Association
The express industry is a fast-growing business sector which not only provides vital services for the European economy, but which also plays a large role in making the global marketplace a reality.
The EEA represents express delivery companies and associations, both large and small, in Europe. In the EU-25 alone, the express industry currently employs 250,000 people and delivers more than 450 million packages each year, constituting almost half of the intra-European air cargo market. It has been forecast that, by 2013, the express industry will employ 550,000 people in the EU-25.
New Studies:
21/01/2005 - The Economic Impact of Express Carriers in Europe
This report sets out clearly the impact of express carriers on the EU economy. The most important contribution that the express industry makes is through its impact on the capabilities and competitiveness of other sectors of the economy. The report describes how the express industry facilitates increased output, trade, investment and employment across European business.
21/01/2005 - EEA Policy Guide - in English
The EEA Policy Guide gives an overview of the key issues of the EEA's work in the fields of Security, Environment, Customs and Competitiveness.
21/01/2005 - EEA Policy Guide - in French
The Guide gives an overview of the key issues of the EEA's work in the fields of Security, Environment, Customs and Competitiveness.
21/01/2005 - German version of the Executive Summary of the Economic Impact Study.
German version of the Executive Summary of the Economic Impact Study.
- Aviation Security Legislation amendment
- EEA Position Paper on the consultation with trade in the field of customs
- EEA submission to the consultation on revision 4 of the Modernisation of the Customs Code
- EEA submission to the consultation on the Implementing Provisions to Council Regulation 648
- EEA submission on Data and Timelines
