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Posted on August 22, 2025
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Add as preferred source on GoogleDHL will halt business parcel shipments to the US starting August 22 due to new postal regulations, affecting business customers.
DUSSELDORF (Reuters) -DHL, which runs Germany's postal service Deutsche Post, said it will suspend acceptance and transport of parcels and postal items containing goods from business customers destined for the United States from August 22.
"The reason for these likely temporary restrictions is new processes required by U.S. authorities for postal shipping, which differ from the previously applicable regulations," it said in a statement on Friday.
(Reporting by Tom Kaeckenhoff, Writing by Rachel MoreEditing by Ludwig Burger)
DHL is a global logistics company that provides international shipping and courier services. It is part of the Deutsche Post DHL Group and is known for its express delivery services.
Business parcels refer to packages or items sent by businesses to customers or other businesses. These can include products, documents, or other goods intended for commercial purposes.
Regulations are rules or directives made and maintained by an authority to regulate conduct within a particular area. In logistics, they often pertain to safety, environmental standards, and trade compliance.
A postal service is an organization responsible for the collection, processing, and delivery of mail and packages. It ensures that letters and parcels reach their intended recipients.
Logistics is the detailed coordination of complex operations involving people, facilities, and supplies. It encompasses the planning and execution of the movement and storage of goods.
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