Core Points - DHL Group's Post & Parcel Germany division will resume shipments of postal packages to the U.S. and Puerto Rico for business customers starting Thursday [1] - The resumption follows a four-week suspension due to changes in U.S. customs regulations after the removal of the duty-free de minimis provision [2][3] - DHL has revamped its data collection, customs reporting, and payment processes to comply with new U.S. customs regulations [4] Service Details - DHL customers can utilize the "Postal Delivered Duty Paid (PDDP)" service for mailing goods to American businesses, which was previously available only for shipments to the U.K., Norway, and Switzerland [5] - The PDDP service requires merchants to cover all import duties in advance, and accurate customs data must be provided for each item [6] - The cost of the PDDP service is 2 Euros ($2.36) per shipment, with additional fees passed on to business customers without markup [7]