USPS Eyes New Competitive Postal Products Deal
Published Date: 7/31/2026
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The Postal Regulatory Commission is reviewing a new deal the Postal Service wants to add to its competitive products. This affects businesses and customers who use special postal services, with public comments open until August 5, 2026. No price changes are announced yet, but this could mean new options or tweaks to existing services soon.
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