Scurri connects with Pro Carrier to extend cross-border delivery offering ahead of peak trading period

Delivery management specialist, Scurri, has announced a strategic partnership with Pro Carrier, extending the global reach of brands and retailers on the Scurri platform ahead of the 2023 peak trading period.

Established in 2019, Pro Carrier is the cross-border e-commerce delivery arm of DG International with hubs in Essex and Haydock, Merseyside, providing services to customers throughout the UK. 

Carrier agnostic, it handpicks and directly contracts with final mile carriers in more than 200 countries, to meet the requirements of its brand partners, including JD Sports, Ted Baker, THG (The Hut Group) and Oh Polly.

With core global delivery markets including the US, Germany, Spain, Ireland and Australia, Pro Carrier is also building out its offering to European e-commerce brands wanting to ship into the UK.

Rory O’Connor, CEO and Founder at Scurri, comments: “In this time of economic headwinds and inflationary challenges, brands are re-evaluating regional growth opportunities and looking across borders to find new ways to grow revenue.”

“By partnering with Pro Carrier, Scurri’s e-commerce customers can confidently offer their customers the kind of high-touch, international delivery experience that underpins a successful cross-border commerce strategy.”

Guy Fischer, Managing Director at Pro Carrier, says: “We’re delighted to announce our integration onto the Scurri platform extending our delivery offer to its e-commerce partners - giving access to our independent, carrier agnostic network and offering bespoke solutions to meet their cross-border delivery needs.”

“Pro Carrier had an incredibly successful Peak Trading period last year with our customers experiencing minimal if any delays and enjoying delivering transit times as good as, and sometimes better, than outside Peak.”

“We’re excited to be onboard with Scurri to extend this offer to its e-commerce clients as they look ahead to this critical period in the retail calendar.”