USPS changes to mail delivery started in April. What to know.
According to the USPS, these changes, which will be implemented in two phases, will save the service an estimated $36 billion over 10 years. Some changes went into effect April 1, while others are planned for July 1. Changes to the USPS Service Standards will impact the following mail types, according to a press release from the USPS:
Beginning April 1, service standard adjustments will be made for first-class mail, marketing mail, periodicals and package services, USPS announced in a news release. As a result, 75% of ...
The changes will take effect in a little more than a month and covers first-class mail ... periodicals and packages will be cut. USPS will also transition to using the five-digit ZIP codes ...
First-Class Mail, periodicals, marketing mail, package services, USPS Ground Advantage, Priority Mail and Priority Mail Express will be impacted by the changes, according to the release.
The changes will affect several mail categories, including First-Class Mail, Periodicals, Marketing Mail, Package Services, USPS Ground Advantage, Priority Mail and Priority Mail Express.
USPS changes are aimed to cut costs. Will it take longer for your mail, packages to be delivered? What we know about new ...
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