eUpdate: Changes in the Customs Clearance Policy for Low-Value Parcels Entering the US

Changes in the Customs Clearance Policy for Low-Value Parcels

By Lucas Zheng

As is well known, starting from August 29th, the United States has abolished the duty-free quota for all imported parcels from various countries. That is to say, the $800 duty-free allowance is no longer available. The logic of overseas direct mail parcels has undergone a fundamental transformation. It can be said that the advantages of the overseas direct mail model for cross-border e-commerce are gone; is that the case? Read more!

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Booths to Stop and See at PARCEL Forum ’25! 

Are you getting ready for PARCEL Forum ’25, September 8-10 in Schaumburg? So are we, and we want to help you best utilize your time at the show. So here are 30 exhibitors you should make sure to stop & see during the dedicated exhibit hall hours. We are looking forward to a great show, and can’t wait to see you there!

Check out the list of exhibitors here!

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ICYMI: USPS Announces Temporary Price Change for 2025 Holiday Shipping Season

From USPS News

The U.S. Postal Service filed notice with the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) regarding a temporary price change for some package services for the 2025 peak holiday season. This temporary price adjustment is to help cover extra handling costs to ensure a successful peak season. Read more to see what services will be impacted.

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