News of: 04/03/2020 by SIPP

2.4 million postage stamps were bought in 2019 at Envelo.pl

Every year, more and more Poles are shopping in online stores. Also more and more people are using the services offered by Poczta Polska on the ENVELO.PL platform. According to data for 2019, customers most often bought postage stamps on the network. Persons or companies interested in buying postal items without leaving your home or office can use the neo -factor service at www.envelo.pl, belonging to [...]

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News of: 04/03/2020 by SIPP

Information on the executive regulation of the European Commission

Pursuant to the executive regulation of the Commission (EU) 2020/178 of 31 January 2020 on presenting passengers coming from third countries and clients of postal services and some entities of professional information regarding the prohibitions of introducing plants, plant products and other items on the territory of the Union, in accordance with the Regulation of the European Parliament and the Council (EU) 2016/2031 Post Introduction on [...]

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News of: 03/03/2020 by SIPP

Volunteering on postage stamps

For the fourth time, the Polish Post Office and the BOŚ Foundation are organizing an art competition for the project stamp's design "World through the eyes of young". The theme of this year's edition is volunteering. The three best competition entries will go to postage stamps. The competition is addressed to children and adolescents aged 7-19. Young artists can apply to the competition through their school or [...]

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News of: 28.02.2020 by SIPP

Ryngraphy of the cursed soldiers on the stamps of Poczta Polska

"Let's not die the fallen," wrote Zbigniew Herbert in "Three poems from memory". This quote has become the motto of all editions of the Philatelic series of Poczta Polska published on the occasion of the National Day of Remembrance of "Cursed Soldiers". This year, gutter was placed on two stamps, and the images of Fr. Capt. Władysław Gurgacz pseud. "Sem" and lieutenant Henryk Jastrzębski pseud. "Zbych", "Bohun". Polish Post Office from [...]

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