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Delhivery has expanded its international economy air parcel service to the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia, strengthening its cross-border logistics network after its earlier entry into the US market. The move is aimed at supporting Indian MSMEs and exporters across key sectors such as apparel, handicrafts, and electronics. The service offers cost-effective shipping, automated customs processes, and end-to-end tracking through a single platform. This expansion comes alongside expected trade agreements and ongoing negotiations, which could improve export opportunities and reduce barriers for Indian businesses.
Delhivery has expanded its economy air parcel service to the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia, further strengthening its international logistics network. The service, part of its cross-border operations, is aimed at Indian exporters, including MSMEs, looking to access key global markets with a more cost-efficient shipping option. Advertisement
The company had already launched this service for the United States in December 2025, and the addition of these three countries marks a significant step in scaling its global reach. These markets are among the most important destinations for Indian exports, especially for sectors such as apparel, handicrafts, lifestyle goods, and electronics, where demand from overseas consumers continues to remain steady.
This expansion comes at a time when India is moving closer to finalising a free trade agreement with the United Kingdom. At the same time, discussions with Canada and Australia are ongoing, which could further ease trade restrictions and improve market access for Indian exporters. Such developments are expected to benefit smaller businesses that often face higher entry barriers in international trade.
A senior company executive indicated that these regions continue to be priority markets for Indian sellers and added that changing trade conditions, including expected tariff adjustments, could create more favourable export conditions. The executive also highlighted that despite policy-level improvements, exporters still deal with operational challenges such as complex customs procedures, documentation requirements, and relatively high logistics costs. The company aims to address these issues through a simplified and technology-driven logistics solution.
The service is offered through Delhivery's integrated digital platform, which allows businesses to manage shipments from a single interface. It includes features such as end-to-end tracking, automated customs documentation to reduce delays at borders, and streamlined billing and returns management. This helps exporters improve efficiency and maintain better control over their international shipments.
The company is also leveraging its strong domestic logistics network to connect manufacturing hubs, including those in tier 2 and tier 3 cities, with major international gateways. This plays an important role in enabling smaller exporters from non-metro regions to participate more actively in global trade, which has traditionally been limited to larger players in metro cities.
Since entering the international shipping segment, Delhivery has seen increasing demand from both e-commerce sellers and traditional exporters. The current expansion is part of its broader strategy to build additional international shipping corridors through 2026, as it continues to strengthen its position in cross-border logistics.
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