Exel Named A Top 3PL By InBound Logistics.

WESTERVILLE, Ohio (Aug. 29, 2007) – Exel, the North American leader in supply chain management and a Deutsche Post World Net company, has earned high recognition on Inbound Logistics magazine’s Top 100 3PLs list for 2007.

Exel ranks second on the list, which was compiled by the magazine’s editors after reviewing qualifications, evaluating questionnaires, conducting research, and soliciting reader feedback on more than 400 third-party logistics providers.

“Exel provides the kinds of solutions that companies large and small rely on to solve tactical logistics issues,” said Inbound Logistics Editor Felecia Stratton. “They are responsive and continue to anticipate clients’ evolving needs by offering the strategic solutions needed to drive business process improvement. For those reasons and more, we’re proud to recognize Exel as a 2007 Top 100 3PL.”

“It’s an honor to be recognized by the readers of Inbound Logistics as an industry leader,” said Bill Meahl, Exel’s chief executive officer. “We’ve worked hard to provide the right tools and solutions to enable our people and customers to be successful. Our associates' continued focus on our customers is reflected in the results of the Inbound Logistics survey.”

About Exel
Exel is the North American leader in contract logistics, providing customer-focused solutions to a wide range of industries including retail, consumer, technology, automotive, healthcare, chemical and industrial. Exel’s innovative supply chain solutions, skilled people and regional coverage, bring together all aspects of contract logistics in addition to a wide range of integrated, value-added and specialist services. Exel is a wholly owned entity of Deutsche Post World Net, the world’s leading logistics group. For more information, visit www.exel.com.

About Inbound Logistics
Inbound Logistics is a leading trade magazine targeted toward business logistics and supply chain managers. The magazine’s editorial mission is to help leading companies better manage corporate resources by speeding and reducing inventory and supporting infrastructure, and better matching demand signals to supply lines. More information is available at www.inboundlogistics.com.