US EditionHong Kong post office will stop shipping parcels to the US over tariffs
- Hong Kong Post will stop handling packages to and from the U.S. due to increased tariffs, impacting both surface and air mail services.
- Deliveries by air will cease on April 27, while surface mail is rejected immediately.
- Starting May 2, the U.S. will eliminate duty-free de minimis treatment for postal items from Hong Kong and will increase tariffs for these items, reaching as high as 245% for certain goods.
- Hong Kong Post emphasized it will not collect any tariffs on behalf of the U.S. and will refund senders of unshipped surface mail.
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Hong Kong's post office will stop sending small parcels to the United States after Washington announced plans to impose tariffs on low-value packages from the southern Chinese city, the government said yesterday.
Hong Kong post office will stop shipping parcels to U.S. over tariffs
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