LBC Launches Free Pick-Up Service in Visayas and Mindanao





Pinoys in Cebu, Bacolod, Iloilo, Davao, and Cagayan de Oro can now avail of the logistics company’s free pick-up service

Shipping items to your loved ones or customers has now become easier with LBC’s free pick-up service. LBC, the leading cargo company in the Philippines, has launched its free pick-up service in select areas in Visayas and Mindanao. This latest innovation will allow more Filipinos to operate their businesses and send their parcels without leaving their homes, saving Pinoys precious time to work on other priorities.

The free pick-up service was initially offered in Metro Manila. After a successful run, LBC extended the service to Davao, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Bacolod and Iloilo.

To avail of the service, customers only need to call the local LBC hotlines:
·         Davao: 0923-6913610 (Sun Cellular) and 082-2343492 (landline)
·         Cagayan de Oro: 0975-3934631 (Globe) and 088-8562230 (landline)
·         Bacolod: 034-432-9761 (landline), 0933-8690384 (Smart), and 0906-0029094 (Globe)
·         Iloilo: 0945-2553739 (Globe) and 0928-1815221 (Smart)
·         Cebu: 032-3168948 (landline)

An LBC representative will immediately process the request, after which a pick-up team will arrive at the customer’s address to pick-up the items. The customer then pays for the shipment fee through the pick-up team. The package will be processed in LBC’s warehouses in Visayas and Mindanao.

This latest innovation is LBC’s response to the ever-changing business landscape in the Philippines, where the e-commerce market grew to about Php44 trillion in 2018 from about Php36 trillion in 2017, according to a report by Statista. As the country’s e-commerce market is set to grow even more in 2019, LBC is continuously working to introduce innovations that cater to consumers and businesses alike.   


ABOUT LBC

LBC is the Philippines’ market leader in retail and corporate courier & cargo, money remittance, and logistics services. With a growing network of over 6,400 branches, hubs & warehouses, partners, and agents in over 30 countries, LBC is committed to moving lives, businesses, and communities and delivering smiles around the world. Listed in the Philippine Stock Exchange through LBC Express Holdings, Inc., LBC aims to deliver value to all of its stakeholders, as it has for over 60 years.  Founded in 1945 as a brokerage and air cargo agent, LBC pioneered time-sensitive cargo delivery and 24-hour door-to-door delivery in the Philippines. Today, it is the most trusted logistics brand of the Global Filipino. LBC can move it for you: visit www.LBCexpress.com, or call telephone +632 8585 999 (Metro Manila), 1 800 10 8585 999 (Provincial), +632 9086 522 (Solutions) and follow LBCExpress (Facebook and Twitter).

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