GOFO

Lean & equipment specialist

Ge, yijia — Mon, 16 Mar 2026 12:22:31 +0000

Hub operations supervisor

Ge, yijia — Mon, 16 Mar 2026 10:31:52 +0000

Warehouse manager

Ge, yijia — Fri, 13 Mar 2026 15:53:20 +0000

Hub director

Ge, yijia — Fri, 13 Mar 2026 15:31:31 +0000

Hub operations manager

Ge, yijia — Fri, 13 Mar 2026 15:12:31 +0000

GOFO France publishes its key gender equality indicators 2025

Ge, yijia — Thu, 26 Feb 2026 10:19:58 +0000

As part of its commitment to professional equality and in compliance with French regulatory requirements, GOFO France publishes its indicators relating to the Gender Equality Index for the reference year 2025.

This initiative reflects GOFO’s determination to promote a fair, inclusive, and transparent working environment, in line with its values and international standards in social responsibility.

Key Figures：Gender Equality Index 2025

For the year 2025, GOFO France, which employs 321 people, achieved the following results:

Pay gap between women and men

Measured gap: 0.2%
Gap in favor of women
Score obtained: 39 out of 40 points

Gap in individual salary increase rates

Measured gap: 1%
Gap in favor of women
Score obtained: 20 out of 20 points

Representation of the underrepresented gender among the 10 highest earners

Number of employees of the underrepresented gender: 2
Score obtained: 5 out of 10 points

Indicators not calculable during the reference period

In accordance with applicable regulations, certain indicators could not be calculated due to the absence of relevant events during the reference period:

Promotion rate gap (no promotions during the period).
Salary increases upon return from maternity or adoption leave (no relevant returns during the period).

GOFO France got 64 points out of a maximum of 70 calculable points!

Overall result out of 100 points: not calculable according to applicable regulatory rules

These results reflect a generally balanced situation in terms of remuneration and salary progression between women and men within GOFO France.

GOFO’s commitment to a fair and inclusive work environment

GOFO is committed to ensuring equal treatment between women and men at every stage of the professional journey, particularly in terms of:

Remuneration and performance recognition
Access to professional development opportunities
Recruitment and career progression
Fair and respectful working conditions

As an international e-commerce logistics and transport company, GOFO promotes an inclusive corporate culture based on diversity and equal opportunity.

Transparency and regulatory compliance

In accordance with French legislation, these indicators were calculated based on data as of December 31, 2025, and published on February 26, 2026, on GOFO’s official website.

GOFO will continue its efforts to strengthen its practices in professional equality and inclusion as part of a continuous improvement and social responsibility approach.

GOFO Net Zero 2045: Our roadmap to a low carbon logistics future

Ge, yijia — Wed, 11 Feb 2026 15:20:33 +0000

GOFO France is committed to reaching Net Zero across Scopes 1–3 by 2045. Our roadmap outlines a clear, phased approach to decarbonizing logistics operations, from optimised loading and route planning to circular packaging, renewable energy, green delivery solutions, and investments in high-quality climate-impact projects. Together, these actions reflect our long-term commitment to building a more sustainable, low-carbon future for last-mile logistics.

Download our document to learn more.

Public & Institutional Relations Officer (H/F)

Ge, yijia — Wed, 07 Jan 2026 11:44:46 +0000

HR Manager

Ge, yijia — Wed, 07 Jan 2026 11:30:32 +0000

Behind the peak: How sorting machine powers last-mile delivery efficiency

Ge, yijia — Fri, 19 Dec 2025 14:17:32 +0000

The countdown to peak season has begun, when conveyor belts never stop, delivery vans queue around the clock, and every second counts. In 2024, Europe’s BFCM week broke records once again, with parcel volumes skyrocketing 93.7% compared to the weeks before.

So how do last-mile logistics leaders like GOFO stay ahead of the game, ensuring every parcel reaches its destination with speed, precision, and reliability? The answer lies at the heart of operations, the sorting hub. How can sorting hubs maintain service levels and customer satisfaction amid record-high parcel volumes? Let’s find out.

Top challenges of sorting hubs in last-mile delivery operations

Peak season pressure: issues are rising – During BFCM 2024, Europe’s parcel volumes surged 93.7%, stretching last-mile networks to their limits. Average delivery time rose to 1.7 days, and first-attempt success rates dipped slightly from 95.5% to 95.2%, while issue ratios climbed from 6% to 6.7%. Even small percentage shifts translate into thousands of delayed parcels, putting sorting hubs under pressure to keep pace.

Bottlenecks in manual sorting and workflow management – Manual sorting struggles under peak conditions, leading to human error, misrouted parcels, and costly re-sorting. Labor shortages make it more challenging to hire and train temporary workers, while high turnover disrupts operations precisely when consistency is most crucial.

The cost of delays and the need for scalability – In a last-mile delivery network, even minor sorting delays ripple through the network, extending lead times and impacting customer satisfaction. A flexible, scalable automation to maintain efficiency, accuracy, and speed is a must.

Automation and sorting machines: powering smarter workflows

Last-mile delivery companies like GOFO have adopted the Double Cross-Belt Sorter. This powerful automation upgrade enhances workflow efficiency, enabling teams to handle peak-season volumes with confidence and ease.

High-speed, high-accuracy sorting

The double cross-belt design enables high-speed, bi-directional parcel sorting with exceptional accuracy, ideal for dense sorting hubs to process hundreds of thousands of parcels per hour. Its dual-belt system maximizes throughput and keeps operations running smoothly even at peak capacity.

Seamless integration with TMS for data-driven efficiency

What makes this system even more powerful is its seamless integration with Transportation Management Systems (TMS). Each parcel scanned by the sorter generates real-time tracking data, feeding directly into the logistics network for instant visibility and control. Through advanced data analysis and visualization, operators can monitor parcel flow, identify bottlenecks, and make quick decisions to optimize routes and lead times.

Consistent service levels during peak season

The combination of high-speed sorting, six-sided 360° scanning and data visualization system ensures stable and reliable performance even under extreme parcel surges. This automation upgrade maintains service quality and customer satisfaction when it matters most.

How GOFO's sorting machine boosts last-mile efficiency

High-performance sorting capacity

GOFO’s Double Cross-Belt Sorter delivers top-tier speed and precision with:

180 sorting destinations
19,000 parcels per hour peak throughput
99.9% sorting and identification accuracy
+240% improvement in operational efficiency

Six-sided scanning intelligence

Equipped with a six-sided scanner, the system reads barcodes, QR codes, and other label types from every angle. This ensures consistent accuracy and minimizes manual rescans, streamlining parcel movement through the hub.

Smart handling

The sorter processes parcels up to 30 kg, automatically classifying each by weight, volume, type, and route to maximize throughput.

With automated induction and conveying, parcels enter and move through the system with no manual intervention required. Advanced singulation technology separates stacked items into individual pieces, ensuring smooth processing. Together, these capabilities deliver a fast, accurate, and fully automated sorting flow engineered for peak performance.

Expanding automation across France

Beyond its Amsterdam hub, GOFO also relies on automated sorting centers in France, providing brands and e-commerce players with a reliable and high-performance last-mile solution tailored to year-end peak periods.

The Paris sorting center is one of the network’s strategic hubs. Equipped with high-capacity automated sorting machines, it is designed to handle large parcel volumes while maintaining consistent operational flow, even during periods of heavy activity.

With a surface area of 10,000 m², a processing capacity of up to 400,000 parcels per day, and fully automated sorting systems, GOFO ensures controlled delivery times, high reliability, and strong scalability in the French market.

For businesses considering a last-mile provider switch at the end of the year, or looking to secure operations during peak periods, GOFO’s automated and data-driven network offers a robust alternative, already proven in the field.