Early Bird is a service that takes your internet order and delivers it to your mailbox. They work late into the night and deliver your package first thing in the morning. And they're always improving to be a better option for both the environment and people. You place an order with your e-retailer and select Early Bird as your shipping option. They at Early Bird work late at night to ensure that your order is delivered to your mailbox the next morning. You get up at your speed and go to the post office to pick up your package.Sweden's largest media organizations and their distribution firms, as well as smaller local players, have created their business. Their service was inspired by the labor of newspaper carriers. They identified a business possibility in delivering packages in conjunction with the delivery of the morning newspaper to Swedish mailboxes. That's how it turned out. It began as MTD and changed its name to Early Bird in 2019. Their company has become more well-known around the country as a result of this. They're always expanding their offerings and services. This is so that they can provide flexible, long-lasting, and early morning delivery to everyone, regardless of where they live.Their distribution is based on current newspaper distribution. There are fewer new runs. They drive at night to avoid long lines. There are fewer exhaust fumes. About half of their last-mile deliveries are made without the use of fossil fuels. They create employment that assists people in entering the workforce. A collective agreement governs all of their newspaper offers. They reach the majority of people, roughly 95% of households in Sweden at the moment.Early Bird's deliveries are made via the current newspaper distribution network, which is spread across the country. This means that they reduce the number of additional transports by having your product delivered by their newspaper couriers on the same route that they deliver newspapers. Their deliveries take place at night when there are fewer crowds, resulting in lower exhaust emissions. Furthermore, almost half of their last-mile deliveries are now fossil-free. They are concerned about people's well-being and strive to establish jobs with appropriate working conditions. And they go above and above. In numerous stages, they are always working to increase their sustainability.