UniUni partners with Virtual to expand parcel drop-off network across Canada

Parcel delivery company UniUni announced a strategic partnership with transportation technology provider Virtual to expand its last-mile delivery network across Canada.

Beginning in the fourth quarter of 2025, UniUni will gain access to 1,300 of Virtual’s pick-up and drop-off (PUDO) locations nationwide, allowing customers to securely drop off and return parcels without the company having to build its own infrastructure.

“Our partnership with Virtual allows us to extend our delivery capabilities across Canada with a proven, data-driven drop-off network,” said Peter Lu, CEO of UniUni. “Virtual’s technology and access point footprint are exactly what we need to offer more convenient, reliable last-mile delivery options, with the speed to market we require to meet the dynamic needs of our customers.”

The Virtual Network includes more than 3,000 locker access points and a growing footprint of retail parcel locations available to multiple couriers, retailers and logistics providers. Its open, carrier-agnostic model provides shared infrastructure and API integrations to streamline parcel handoffs.

“We’re thrilled to welcome UniUni to the Virtual Network,” said Jonathan Spence, CEO of Virtual. “This partnership reinforces our mission to provide shared infrastructure that empowers delivery companies to grow without limits. UniUni’s use of the network demonstrates how our model helps fast-moving logistics players scale smarter and create great customer experiences.”

Deployment is set to begin in the third quarter of 2025, with further expansion continuing throughout the year.