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The U.S. Postal Service’s eight categories of primary international mail offerings will be combined into four categories that will be more familiar to U.S. customers.
The transition will happen May 14, writes Direct Magazine.
Global Express Guaranteed document and non-document will be combined into a single entity, Global Express Guaranteed. Global Express Mail will become Express Mail International. Global Priority Mail, Airmail Parcel Post and Economy Parcel Post will be grouped together as Priority Mail International. And Airmail Letter Post and Economy Letter Post will be combined into First-Class Mail International.
U.S. customers will be able to use Priority Mail and Express Mail packaging for international destinations.
The USPS posted its proposed changes in the Federal Register in December for comment.
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