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Postal traffic to US still down 70% five weeks after duties exemption on low-value packages ended

About 88 countries suspended postal services to the U.S. after tariff rules changed, causing a 70% drop in package volume and ongoing delays, Universal Postal Union reported.

  • Postal traffic to the U.S. is still down about 70% five weeks after the end of the exemption that spared low-value packages from duties and taxes.
  • 88 of 192 member countries of the Universal Postal Union suspended postal services to the U.S. in September to adjust their shipping procedures.
  • The UPU is rolling out technology to help members calculate, collect and remit required duties to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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Postal traffic to US still down 70% five weeks after duties exemption on low-value packages ended

Postal traffic to the U.S. remains down about 70% five weeks after the end of the “de minimis” exemption. The United Nations postal agency reported this on Friday.

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