US EditionNo Parcels to Be Sent to US as Jersey Post Adjust to Trump's New Customs Regime - Jersey Evening Post
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The recent tightening of US customs rules since Donald Trump pushes the French group to suspend the shipment of certain parcels to the United States.
On Friday 22 August, the Post Office announced the suspension of parcel shipments to the United States. So far, small parcels have been granted a customs exemption until 29 August.
Goods entering the United States will be subject to customs duties from the first euro as of 29 August. The French postal operator therefore prefers to suspend any shipment.
Due to uncertainties in a new Trump decree, the post office will no longer send parcels to the United States via the classic route - but there is an alternative.
Postal operators in Bosnia and Herzegovina have informed users that, as of today, they are temporarily suspending the receipt of all types of postal items sent to the United States. The reason lies in new regulations that the US is introducing as of August 29, 2025, which relate to the abolition of the so-called “De minimis” duty-free treatment of imported goods. Under this rule, goods of lower value could enter without calculating customs dutie…
No parcels to be sent to US as Jersey Post adjust to Trump's new customs regime - Jersey Evening Post
A EXECUTIVE order from US President Donald Trump that will impose extra fees on even the smallest parcels entering America has led Jersey Post to temporarily stop sending any parcels to the country as they adapt to the new rules. Currently, goods and gifts under $800 can enter the US without extra duty fees under what is called “de minimis” treatment. But from 29 August, they will be charged and the US won’t accept any parcels where the fee hasn…
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