突发！多国宣布：暂停！

Core Viewpoint - The recent announcement by President Trump to suspend tax exemptions on imported packages valued at $800 or less has led to several postal companies in Sweden, Norway, and other European countries halting shipments to the U.S. [1][5] Group 1: Impact on Postal Services - Sweden's postal service has temporarily stopped sending packages to the U.S. due to the short adaptation time to the new U.S. tariff policy [3] - Norway's postal group has expressed concerns over the lack of clarity from U.S. customs regarding the new policy details, prompting multiple European postal companies to seek explanations [5] - Belgium's postal group has indicated that the suspension currently affects packages containing goods but does not impact letters [7] Group 2: Specific Country Responses - Spain's postal service announced a temporary halt on accepting low-value packages (valued at $800 or less) to the U.S. and Puerto Rico starting August 25, while non-commercial letters and gifts valued under $100 can still be sent [9] - France's postal group will also suspend sending packages to the U.S. from August 25, except for private gift packages valued under €100, with an average of 1.6 million packages sent to the U.S. annually, most of which are below $800 [9]