FANCL to Launch Full-Scale Delivery Using Yamato Transport's 'Takkyubin Compact' to Strengthen Logistics Solutions
Starting June 2026, FANCL will fully implement Yamato Transport's 'Takkyubin Compact' to improve delivery efficiency and customer convenience. By using branded, standardized boxes, the company aims to optimize loading efficiency, reduce logistics costs, and alleviate burdens on delivery staff. Additionally, 'leave-at-door' delivery will be available for this service, contributing to reduced redeliveries and lower environmental impact. Group company Attenir will also adopt this delivery method.
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- 📰 Published: May 28, 2026 at 10:00
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FANCL Corporation will begin full-scale delivery using the 'Takkyubin Compact' service provided by Yamato Transport Co., Ltd. starting in June 2026. There will be no changes to shipping fees or various service charges. By adopting dedicated boxes featuring the FANCL logo and applying them to all products that fit, the company aims to standardize package sizes. This will improve loading efficiency during delivery and help reduce the burden on those involved in the delivery process. Furthermore, in addition to the conventional 'Takkyubin' service, customers will now be able to select 'leave-at-door' delivery at the time of ordering for 'Takkyubin Compact' as well. This allows for receipt even when the customer is away or finds it difficult to receive items in person, contributing not only to improved customer convenience but also to a reduction in redeliveries. We value the entire brand experience from the moment a product is provided until it reaches the customer. We will continue to aim for providing highly convenient delivery experiences that respond to changes in the social environment. This delivery method will also be implemented at our group company, Attenir Corporation.
FAQ
How does this relate to Taiwan's logistics market?
As Taiwan faces similar challenges with e-commerce growth and rising logistics costs, FANCL's initiative serves as a benchmark for logistics optimization.