Taipei, Taiwan – Chunghwa Post announced that Minister of Transportation Chen Shih-Kai visited the Postal Logistics Park today to inspect the progress of the Northern Taiwan Mail Processing Center.
According to Chunghwa Post, the construction of the Northern Taiwan Mail Processing and Operations Center has been completed, and the facility is currently undergoing building acceptance inspections and the installation of automated sorting equipment. The acceptance process is expected to be finalized by the end of this year, with operations set to commence in the first half of 2026.
During his visit, Minister Chen emphasized the importance of strict progress monitoring to ensure the facility's on-time and high-quality completion. He also called for well-planned relocation efforts, effective communication with employees, and smooth coordination of customs clearance and agricultural inspection procedures. Additionally, he stressed the need for risk management measures and emergency response plans to ensure the facility’s seamless operation and safety.
Under Chunghwa Post's strategic plan, the Northern Taiwan Mail Processing Center will integrate the operations of the Taipei and Taoyuan mail processing centers, consolidating both domestic and international mail handling services. The facility will serve the Taipei, New Taipei, Keelung, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Yilan, and Hualien regions, accounting for approximately 70% of Taiwan’s total mail volume.
To enhance efficiency and processing capacity, the center will implement state-of-the-art automated mail handling systems, significantly optimizing workflow. Once fully operational, the center is projected to handle up to 250,000 parcels daily.
Additionally, Chunghwa Post has allocated approximately 2,400 pings (7,900 square meters) of office space within the facility for commercial leasing. The company aims to attract startups and enterprises in logistics, e-commerce, and related industries, fostering industry development and innovation.
Minister Chen underscored the importance of strategic tenant selection to ensure that companies moving into the Postal Logistics Park contribute to the overall growth of Taiwan's postal and logistics industries. He encouraged the integration of diverse businesses within the facility to cultivate a dynamic logistics ecosystem, promoting collaborative industry growth and public benefits.
Furthermore, Chunghwa Post has been urged to leverage the park’s strategic location—situated near Taoyuan Airport MRT’s A7 Station—to expand its warehousing and distribution operations. By combining logistics and postal services, the company aims to enhance operational scale and deliver faster, more efficient services to the public.
The Postal Logistics Park, covering 17 hectares, is a key infrastructure project in Taiwan’s logistics sector. The Postal Logistics Center within the park was launched in late 2022, while the Postal Information Center successfully passed final acceptance inspections in January 2025.
With the upcoming launch of the Northern Taiwan Mail Processing Center, Chunghwa Post is poised to strengthen Taiwan’s logistics network, improve service efficiency, and drive greater innovation and economic growth within the logistics and e-commerce industries.
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