Barbados Postal Service

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    • Barbados Postal Service (BPS) Summary**

The Barbados Postal Service, established in 1660 as a small post office in Bridgetown, has evolved significantly over centuries. By the 20th century, it expanded to include mail delivery, money orders, and other services. In 2006, a postcode system was introduced to enhance efficiency.

    • Functions:**
    • Affiliations:**

The BPS is a member of the Caribbean Postal Union, Conference of Commonwealth Postal Administrators, and the Universal Postal Union.

    • Infrastructure:**
    • Postal Codes:**

Barbados uses an alphanumeric postcode system introduced in 2006, essential for mail originating from abroad.

    • Future Plans:**

The BPS adopted a $40,000 Integrated Postal Reform Plan to modernize services, enhancing efficiency and competitiveness.

This structured approach ensures the BPS delivers secure, reliable, and timely services both locally and internationally.