Mail Services Halt US Deliveries Ahead of De Minimis End

Postage services in the world cut off parcel delivery to the US as a rapid approach of a tariff exemption for low -valuable packages.

As of August 29, President Donald Trump ends the so -called minimal exemption applied to more than 4 million parcels committed by the US Customs and Border Protection. On the other hand, increasing number of national postal services plan to temporarily suspend the service to the US as soon as possible this week, indicating a lack of clarity about how to collect tasks from the American authorities and how to offer the necessary data.

Czech Republic Posta Service, according to the website starting on Thursday until the next notification will suspend the US goods shipments. Austria’s postal provider will refer to the changes in the US customs rules and will not accept the US -affiliated packages after August 25th.

“There is inadequate information about customs clearance procedures that will be necessary in the future right now, Austan Austrian Post said in a statement. “The tightening of the rules creates great difficulties for all postal companies worldwide while sending goods to the USA.”

According to Het Laatste Nieuws, Belgium said that the BPOST will temporarily stop sending parcels to the United States from Friday due to uncertainty surrounding the new USA for international posts.

In the meantime, the UK’s Royal Mail, according to the website, to allow transporters to pay new tasks to pay a new system to allow US shipments to suspend the US shipments for one to two days next week.

Australia post has approved a spokesman. However, regular deliveries from Australia to the United States will not be affected by consumers and enterprises.

“The US government recently announced significant changes that will affect the customers who send products from Australia to the United States in the rules of import tariffs,” the US government has recently said. He said. “This is moving very quickly and we work quickly and throughout the day to find a solution for our customers.”

The White House and CBP did not respond immediately to comments.

Service deductions emphasize the seismic effect from Trump’s decision to eliminate the minimic exemption. The policy allowed low -valuable parcels to flow to the US from all over the world. Now, postal services, online sellers, consumers and shipping companies are trying to rank the costly and complex process to comply with the US rules with very little guidance from federal agencies.

“Dominos will fall and more writing will have a fluctuating effect that will suspend the packages to the United States, Kate

At the end of the exemption, the tasks will be evaluated in imports sent by mail based on the ratio of origin in which Trump is applied using emergency forces. Alternatively, the packages sent through the international post can be evaluated for a temporary fixed fee of $ 80 to $ 200 per product, but only for the next six months.

In the August 15 bulletin, the CBP said how to calculate fixed wages corresponding to the tariff rates of the countries. The agency also presented the additional instructions to the transporters on behalf of international postal carriers on behalf of international postal carriers, which have published two companies.

“Obviously welcomed, Mut Mash said,“ But still we’re just a week away and we just approved the first two. ”

Fallout extends beyond mail carriers. As of August 25, online Marketplace Etsy Inc., according to the website, plans to suspend the shipping label service for the national postal services in Australia, Canada and the UK for packages affiliated to the USA.

The company, the transporters, before arriving to the United States United Parcel Service Inc. and Fedex Corp.

Fedex said he continued to accept and move shipments to the United States and that he was not affected by the decisions of postal operators. UPS had no interpretation immediately. The US Posta Service did not respond immediately to the request for comments.

With the help of Cailley Lapara, Kate Sullivan and Ben Westcott.

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