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First phase of changes to USPS begins Tuesday: Reminder of what’s to come

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The United States Postal Service is making changes that will save the agency $36 billion over 10 years. The changes will affect first-class mail, periodicals, marketing mail, package services, USPS ground advantage, priority mail, and priority mail express. Despite the refinements, standard first-class mail delivery will not exceed five days.

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First phase of changes to USPS begins Tuesday: Reminder of what’s to come

The United States Postal Service is making changes that will save the agency $36 billion over 10 years. The changes will affect first-class mail, periodicals, marketing mail, package services, USPS ground advantage, priority mail, and priority mail express. Despite the refinements, standard first-class mail delivery will not exceed five days.

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Mere hours until USPS changes in effect as customers brace for slower deliveries

THERE are just hours left until the US Postal Service brings in changes to its services that will delay certain deliveries. A slew of new systems are being brought in by USPS with the first phase beginning on April 1. AFPThe US Postal Service is rolling out the first phase of changes on April 1[/caption] GettyUSPS is hoping to claw back $36 billion over the next decade[/caption] It comes as the postal service hopes to make major savings over 10 …

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Rural Sellers May Lose USPS Transit Time as of April 1st

Rural sellers – including the entire state of Wyoming – may lose some precious time in getting their packages into the hands of buyers beginning April 1, according to SaveThePostOffice.com. That’s because under the USPS service standards changes, “any post office that is 50 miles or more from a Regional Processing and Distribution Center will […]

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EcommerceBytes broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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