InXpress moves up the rankings

InXpress has moved up an influential franchise ranking list and increased its reputation in the industry.

InXpress has moved up the rankings of one of the most influential franchise listings in the US, placing it firmly in the top 300 and securing its reputation as a top franchise.

To make the list in the first place is an incredible achievement for any franchise, as it means they’ll be sitting alongside household name fast-food restaurants, convenience stores and global hotel franchises. However, InXpress has managed to secure its position as one of the top franchises in America and boost its ranking by increasing sales in 2017 and welcoming even more franchisees.

The Top 200+ U.S. franchise organisations list, which is compiled by Franchise Times magazine, is published every year to show which franchises across the US are doing well. The ranking each franchise achieves is the result of five-months of research into each franchise’s global systemwide sales and reporting carried out by the magazine’s writers. This means that each business is ranked as credibly and objectively as possible so that industry professionals and potential franchisees get an unbiased look into how well they’re doing.

InXpress managed to jump an incredible 13 places up the list from its 2017 position, placing it at number 285 in 2018’s list. Speaking about the incredible achievement, the courier and delivery franchise’s Americas CEO, Dustin Hansen, said:

“This is another milestone in the growth of our company and symbolises the hard work and dedication of our employees and franchisees. It is definitely a positive step for our brand.”

InXpress handles freight, parcel and shipping services across the world, working with huge carriers including DHL and FedEx to get its customers the best possible rates. It has more than 100 locations in the US and Canada and moved more than 2.5 million items in 2016 alone. The franchise’s reputation has grown so much that every 12 seconds a small business somewhere in the world ships a parcel through InXpress.

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