CEVA Logistics Integrates Colis Privé and PAACK Brands
The logistics firm consolidates its delivery networks into a single identity to streamline operations across Europe.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Transportation
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CEVA Logistics has announced the integration of Colis Privé and PAACK under one unified brand identity. The combined business will manage delivery operations across France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, and Portugal.
Why it matters
The consolidation supports the broader ambition of CEVA Logistics and its parent, CMA CGM Group, to offer comprehensive and integrated logistics solutions globally. By combining operational scale with advanced technology, the company aims to enhance its service capabilities.
The unified network includes 17,000 out-of-home delivery points, specifically 8,000 in France, 8,000 in Spain, and 1,500 in Belgium. The integrated business currently handles a volume of 150 million parcels annually.
The players
CEVA Logistics
This is a global logistics and supply chain management company that provides end-to-end services across multiple industries.
CMA CGM Group
This organization is a global leader in sea, land, air, and logistics solutions and serves as the parent company to CEVA Logistics.
Colis Privé
This company is a parcel delivery provider that has historically focused on last-mile logistics within European markets.
PAACK
This technology-driven logistics company specializes in advanced delivery management solutions for retail and e-commerce.
The details
The integration leverages the operational reach of Colis Privé alongside the technology platforms developed by PAACK. CEVA Logistics has already launched an initial joint delivery solution to serve an unnamed international retailer as part of the transition.
Timeline
October 21, 2026: CEVA Logistics officially announced the brand integration.
January 2027: The rollout of the new brand identity is scheduled to begin.
Market Landscape
This move follows the pattern set by the CMA CGM Group's strategic expansion into end-to-end logistics. By merging these networks, the company aims to solidify its position against competitors in the highly fragmented European last-mile delivery sector.
Customers of the integrated services may benefit from a more streamlined delivery experience that combines the strengths of both legacy networks. Retailers utilizing these services will gain access to a consolidated infrastructure spanning multiple European countries.
The takeaway
Companies in the logistics space are increasingly consolidating technology and infrastructure to compete in the demanding e-commerce market. This integration demonstrates how firms are moving toward unified service models to improve efficiency and scale.
What happens next
The rollout of the new unified brand identity is scheduled to begin in January 2027.
Further reading
Learn more about the evolving logistics sector on our Transportation industry page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Parcel and Postal Technology International.
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