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Postal operators must improve service or face further regulation, warns Ofcom

The Independent ·First reported
The IndependentPostal operators must improve service or face further regulation, warns Ofcom
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It came as the industry regulator reported that customer satisfaction levels fell in 2026, with Evri and Yodel among the worst performing firms.

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