Congrats to David Steiner on his appointment as the 76th Postmaster General and CEO of U.S. Postal Service, a cornerstone of the nation's mail and parcel delivery ecosystem. ParcelShield wishes him success in his new role! Read Full Story Now: bit.ly/43aWdpk #USPS #ParcelIndustry

Asembia 2025 brought the energy—thank you to everyone we connected with. Missed us in Vegas? Let’s fix that: [email protected] #Asembia2025 #ParcelShield #Logistics

For our freedom, they made the ultimate sacrifice. Today, we remember those who never came home. We honor them not with words, but with the lives we live because of theirs. #MemorialDay #HonorTheFallen #WeRemember #NeverForgotten

We’re dropping something new next week. Parcel Drop is our new series exploring facts and stories from the parcel industry. First drop lands June 11th. #ParcelDrop #ParcelShield #ShippingInsights #ParcelIndustry #FunLogisticsFacts

Parcel Drop begins today. Did you know? In 1775, Benjamin Franklin became the first Postmaster General. He mapped delivery routes and introduced overnight mail to cut delivery times. The roots of the parcel industry began here. #ParcelDrop #ParcelShield #ParcelIndustry

To fathers and father figures, thank you. For the quiet strength, the steady support, and the moments that matter. Happy Father's Day. #FathersDay #ParcelShield

This week’s Parcel Drop looks back to 1913, the year Parcel Post launched. For the first time, Americans could send and receive large packages through the mail. It opened access, sparked commerce, and delivered a new era in shipping. #ParcelDrop #ParcelIndustry #DidYouKnow

This week’s Parcel Drop: In 1914, a 5-year-old girl named Charlotte "May" Pierstorff was mailed 73 miles by the USPS. She was tagged, insured, and delivered safely for 53 cents. Her journey inspired the book Mailing May. #ParcelDrop #MailingMay #ShippingHistory #USPS

This week's #ParcelDrop: July 1776 A printed copy of the Declaration of Independence left Philadelphia on horseback for General Washington in NYC. No tracking. No insurance. No guarantee it'd make it through enemy territory. Just one delivery that defined a nation.

Wishing you a safe and happy Fourth of July from all of us at ParcelShield! #4thOfJuly #IndependenceDay #ParcelShield

April 17, 1973, FedEx launched with 14 planes and 186 packages. Today, FedEx delivers approximately 15 million packages daily. The first plane, Wendy, is now on display at the Udvar-Hazy Center in Dulles, Virginia. Have you seen it in person? Let us know! #ParcelDrop #FedEx

This week’s Parcel Drop takes us to the skies. In 2015, the first FAA-approved drone delivery flew meds to a rural clinic in Virginia Not food. Not gadgets. Just real help Have you ever had a package dropped off by drone? #ParcelDrop #DroneDelivery #ParcelDrop

In 1910, a bolt of silk flew 65 miles in 57 minutes. Dayton, Ohio, to Columbus, Ohio. On a Wright brothers airplane. The first air cargo delivery in U.S. history. A bold move that helped shape modern parcel delivery. #ParcelDrop #AirCargo #WrightBrothers #ParcelIndustry

This week’s Parcel Drop. Destination Antarctica. No roads. No addresses. Yet still receives critical supplies. Even Antarctica has a delivery route. Cold chain logistics in action #ParcelDrop #DHL #Antarctica #ColdChain #ExtremeDelivery

This week's Parcel Drop is here on a Thursday. Why? Because UPS was founded 117 years ago today. In 1907, two teenagers launched a messenger service in Seattle with a 100 dollar loan and one big idea. That startup became UPS. #ParcelDrop #UPS #OnThisDay

Celebrating our August work anniversaries at ParcelShield! A big shout-out to Andra Larsen on 10 incredible years. And thank you to Jessica Baldwin, Ibrahim Altay, and Dan McEvoy for being an important part of the team. #WorkAnniversary #EmployeeAppreciation #TogetherWeRise

Labor Day honors the people who build and sustain our country. Today, we see those same values in every delivery, every patient supported, and every shift worked. Thank you to those who keep things moving, and wishing you a safe and meaningful day. #LaborDay #ParcelShield

Owney, once a postal clerk’s pup, became the Railway Mail Service’s mascot in 1888, riding the rails for thousands of miles with America’s mail. He’s the focus of this week’s Parcel Drop, and we’ll be sharing more of his story soon! #ParcelDrop

We are excited to recognize our team members celebrating work anniversaries this month! Big shout-out to Bre Herrman and Casey Carson. Thank you both for your dedication and for the important role you play in caring for those we serve. #WorkAnniversary #TogetherWeRise

This week’s Parcel Drop In 1963, the ZIP Code system changed mail forever. Five digits for faster sorting. And Mr. ZIP helped make it stick. #ParcelDrop #ZIPCode #USPS #PostalHistory