USPS Sidelines International Mail Perks for Review
Published Date: 9/11/2025
Notice
Summary
The Postal Service wants to take International Surface Air Lift and two special international mail deals off the list of competitive products. This change affects anyone using these services and opens the door for public feedback before final decisions. No big money changes yet, but keep an eye out for updates soon!
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Postal removal of international products
The Postal Service filed to remove International Surface Air Lift and two types of international negotiated service agreement products from the Competitive product list. The notice says this change affects anyone who uses those international mail services and invites public comment before any final decision. The filing also states there are no major price changes yet, but updates may follow.
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