Postal Regulators Review Another Deal for Competitive Mail
Published Date: 10/19/2026
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Summary
The Postal Regulatory Commission is reviewing a new deal the Postal Service wants to add or change for competitive mail products. This affects businesses using special postal services and invites the public to comment by October 20, 2026. No immediate price changes are announced, but the process keeps postal services fresh and fair.
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