万国邮联：美国暂停小额包裹免税后寄美包裹量骤减

Core Points - The Universal Postal Union reported an 81% decrease in packages sent to the U.S. on the day the U.S. suspended tax exemptions for small parcels [1] - A total of 88 postal operators have fully or partially suspended services to the U.S. until a solution is found [1] Summary by Sections U.S. Policy Changes - On July 30, President Trump signed an executive order to suspend tax exemptions for imported packages valued at $800 or less starting August 29 [1] - This change requires all applicable taxes and fees to be paid on small parcels sent to the U.S. [1] Impact on Global Postal Services - The UPU reported that the volume of packages sent from member countries to the U.S. dropped by 81% compared to the previous week on the day the executive order took effect [1] - 88 postal operators have informed the UPU of their decision to suspend part or all of their postal services to the U.S. until a resolution is reached [1] Technological Solutions - The UPU is developing a new technological solution to assist postal operators in resuming services to the U.S. [1] - Starting September 5, postal operators can access a cost calculator through an API to help customers calculate and pay the necessary duties for sending packages to the U.S. [1] Organizational Background - The Universal Postal Union is a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for international postal affairs, headquartered in Bern, Switzerland, with 192 member countries [1]