The US Postal Service has decided to resume handling parcels from China and Hong Kong after a brief suspension. The reversal occurred less than 24 hours after the initial announcement of the pause, which was poised to negatively impact Chinese e-commerce businesses. USPS clarified that it would continue accepting all international inbound mail and packages from both regions. Furthermore, the Postal Service is collaborating with Customs and Border Protection to facilitate an efficient collection mechanism for the new tariffs, aiming to minimize disruptions in package delivery.
The USPS has reversed its position on parcels from China and Hong Kong, saying it will continue accepting them.
USPS said it would 'continue accepting all international inbound mail and packages from China and Hong Kong Posts.'
The USPS and Customs and Border Protection are working closely together to ensure the least disruption to package delivery.
This announcement comes less than 24 hours after USPS stated it was temporarily pausing handling these parcels.
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