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Swiss Post to re-start shipping some packages to US

From Thursday, private customers will once again be able to send packages with a value of up to $100 (CHF80) to the United States via Swiss Post. Due to the new customs regulations, Swiss Post had suspended all goods shipments to the US last week. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox In order to ensure that only legally compliant gifts reach the US, Swiss Post has now reorganised its processes, it said on Tuesday. It has adapted its IT systems, coordinated with international transport partners, and introduced additional control mechanisms. Consignments with a value of more than $100 are still excluded, Swiss Post said. This is the equivalent of around CHF80. Only the express delivery option with FedEx Express Swiss Post is still available. Letter delivery also remains possible. + Swiss brands struggle to adapt to 39% US tariffs New customs regulations The reason for the suspension was the US government's decision to abolish the previous exemption limit of ... Full story here Are you the author?
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