What are shipping deadlines?

Shipping deadlines are released by carriers as a safeguard because of the high shipping volumes during the holiday season. While you may have to ship packages a bit sooner than usual, it’s worth the extra effort to ensure gifts and orders arrive on time. Your customers will appreciate having these dates ahead of time, boosting customer satisfaction throughout the season.

GlobalPost International Shipping Deadlines

Tips for international shipping 

Whether your business has decided to ship internationally for the first time this season or has been for 20 years, it’s worth giving yourself a refresher on packaging international shipments. Higher shipping volumes can lead to packages being in transit longer than usual, and it’s easy to make mistakes with an influx of orders. When shipping internationally, remember to: 

• Accurately complete all customs paperwork
• Confirm addresses with customers before shipping
• Package shipments for both hot and cold temperatures
• Carefully wrap fragile items and include orientation arrows for proper handling 

International shipping restrictions 

Additionally, it’s worth brushing up on international shipping restrictions to avoid any penalties,  returned shipments, or even confiscated packages. Shipment restrictions can vary depending on the destination country, which carrier network is being used, and the import/export regulations in transit. Some items that can’t be shipped internationally through GlobalPost are: 

• Aerosols 
• Dry ice 
• Hemp-based products (including CBD) 
• Lithium batteries 
• Nail polish 
• Perfumes (containing alcohol) 
• Perishable items 

More information about international shipping restrictions can be found on our website. 

The holiday season doesn’t have to be stressful, and neither does international shipping. GlobalPost is working to simplify international shipping for businesses of all sizes. Let us handle the hard parts of international shipping like finding HS Codes, so you can put the focus back on your business. Ship around the globe this holiday season with the help of GlobalPost!

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Starting September 1, 2025, Canada has removed all retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods covered under the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA). This change is a direct result of new policy updates announced by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, and it’s good news for U.S. businesses shipping to Canada.

What’s Changing?

• All USMCA-compliant (CUSMA) U.S. goods will enter Canada surtax-free beginning September 1.
• Tariffs will still apply to steel, aluminum, and autos, pending further trade discussions.

What This Means for You

With Canada removing tariffs on CUSMA-compliant goods, you’re now shipping into one of your top markets with fewer cost bumps. That makes this a smart time to:

• Use DDP services like GlobalPost Plus or Go to bake duties into the shipper’s cost and improve satisfaction.
• Skip paperwork headaches using GlobalPost’s free HS code tool.
• Leverage seamless integrations to ShipStation to scale quickly across platforms you already use.
• Track every shipment with industry-leading tracking tools.

What You Should Do

• Review your HS codes and documentation to ensure your shipments are CUSMA-compliant.
• If you paused or scaled back Canadian shipments due to tariffs, now is the time to revisit your cross-border strategy.
• Use GlobalPost’s international shipping tools to streamline customs and compliance.
• Consider GlobalPost’s services and programs to reignite your Canada shipping strategy.

Canada’s removal of retaliatory tariffs creates a rare opening for seamless shipping into our largest northern neighbor. Use GlobalPost Plus or Go to prepay duties, skip customs confusion, and ship with confidence. 

Ready to simplify delivery—and cut real costs? Talk to Sales.

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While USPS is one of the first to set a deadline, this change reflects a broader push from destination countries to enforce HS code requirements across all carriers. To avoid delays or rejected shipments, it’s best to include HS codes on all international shipments, regardless of carrier. This update aligns USPS mailing standards with new regulations from the Universal Postal Union (UPU) and the World Customs Organization (WCO).

If you ship internationally using USPS or other carriers, including GlobalPost, this change could impact your label workflow and customs compliance process. Here’s what you need to know, and how GlobalPost is helping.

What is an HS Code?

An HS code is a standardized six-digit number used by customs agencies around the world to identify and classify goods. It’s part of a global system maintained by the WCO that enables consistent duties, tariffs, and trade tracking across countries.

You can look up the appropriate HS code for your products using this free lookup tool from GlobalPost to find the right code for your products.

For example:

• T-shirts: 6109.10
• Coffee beans: 0901.11
• Laptops: 8471.30

You can look up the appropriate HS code for your products using this free lookup tool from GlobalPost to find the right code for your products.

Why is USPS Requiring it Now?

The change aligns with UPU regulations mandating six-digit HS codes on customs declarations for commercial goods. Many countries already require this information, and USPS is now formally updating its standards to comply.

This applies to all international mail classes—not just Priority Mail International or First-Class Package International Service.

What Happens if I Don’t Include it?

USPS will not block label creation if the HS code is missing, but customs agencies in destination countries may hold or return your shipments.

Without the HS code:

• Packages may be delayed or returned
• Customs fees could be misapplied
• Additional fees may apply
• Recipients may be asked to provide missing info
• You may need to amend documentation after shipment

Bottom line: Failing to include the HS code risks delivery delays, frustrated customers, and more manual work.

How Shippers Are Preparing

Shippers that sell internationally are taking several proactive steps:

• Utilizing tools to help identify accurate HS codes
• Updating their product catalogs with the correct HS codes
• Training fulfillment teams to include HS codes during label print
• Communicating with customers about potential customs delays if issues arise

What to Do if a Package is Held

If your shipment gets stuck in customs due to a missing HS code:

• Confirm with your carrier or customs agency that the hold is HS-related
• Look up the correct HS code based on the item (Use GlobalPost’s HS Classification Tool)
• Use GlobalPost’s HS Classification Tool
• Submit a customs amendment or provide the code to the recipient
• Follow up with the carrier or customs office to ensure release

This manual process can take time, so prevention is key.

How GlobalPost Helps

GlobalPost makes it easier to comply with HS code requirements:

• GlobalPost offers a free HS Classification Tool
• If you don’t enter an HS code, GlobalPost may assign one for you — but only if your product description is clear and specific.
  • Generic inputs like “clothing” or “parts” make it impossible to assign a correct code, which can lead to customs delays, returns, or penalties.

We’ll continue monitoring USPS and other carrier updates and recommend enabling customs documentation features now to avoid last-minute disruptions.

Start Now to Avoid Delivery Delays

Countries begin enforcing the code requirements on September 1, 2025. To help avoid international shipping disruptions:

• Add accurate HS codes to your product records
• Configure customs documentation in GlobalPost
• Include the codes on every international label

For more information, review the USPS bulletin, the WCO HS guide, and the UPU customs regulations.

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More Than Just a New Look: Reinforcing Our Core Mission

Since 2016, every service and feature we’ve developed and every partnership we’ve forged at GlobalPost has been guided by a core principle: to offer hassle-free, low-cost international shipping. We believe that shipping globally should be straightforward, allowing you to focus on what you do best: growing your business. Over 25 million shipments later, this idea remains at the heart of everything we do.

Our refreshed branding is a visual representation of this commitment. The updated logo and website are designed to be more modern, approachable, and reflective of the innovative services we provide. While the look and feel have evolved, our promise to deliver streamlined international shipping remains steadfast.

Our Continued Investment in Your Growth

This brand refresh isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about reinforcing our commitment to your success. We understand that the world of international shipping is constantly evolving, and we’re dedicated to evolving with it. 

In 2024, this commitment was evident in the expansion of our services to Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Looking ahead to 2025, we’re excited about planned improvements to our logistics network, expansion to more platforms, and continued improvements to our services.

These updates build upon the core benefits you’ve come to love from GlobalPost:

• Hassle-Free Shipping: Focus on your business, not the shipping.
• Low-Cost Rates: Boost your profits with our low-cost options.
• Free Harmonized Tariff Code Classification: We help you identify the codes you need.
• Skip the Paperwork: No customs forms to print, saving you valuable time.
• Flexible Duty & Tax Payments: Choose the option that works best for your business.

Our new visual identity reflects our ongoing investment in providing you with the tools and services you need to thrive. We invite you to explore our refreshed website and discover how GlobalPost continues to make international shipping hassle-free, cost-effective, and focused on your growth. 

We’re excited about this next chapter and remain dedicated to being your trusted partner in reaching new customers worldwide.

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On November 15th, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) began a national strike, resulting in a total shutdown of Canada Post operations until December 16, 2024. Collective agreements were reached that extended through May 22, 2025, which ensured no further disruptions until that date.

After further negotiations, on September 26, 2025, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) began another nationwide strike, prompting Canada Post to suspend all mail and package processing and delivery, including to P.O. boxes.

At GlobalPost, we recognize the concerns that come with this uncertainty. We’re here to help you stay informed, plan ahead, and be ready for whatever comes next. We’re doing everything we can to support your shipping needs and keep things running as smoothly as possible.

Impact on Canadian shipments

A potential nationwide strike would disrupt all mail and parcel services across Canada’s urban, rural, and suburban areas. If an agreement isn’t reached, packages currently in transit via Canada Post could face delays until the strike ends. Furthermore, shipments relying on Canada Post for final delivery, including those destined for P.O. Boxes and many rural locations, would be affected. Shippers to Canada should also anticipate potential surcharges or disruptions through other carriers due to shifts in shipping volumes.

Potential shipping delays

Although both parties are striving for a resolution, shippers must be aware of potential impacts. In the event of a strike, and in the period following its conclusion, significant delays are likely as Canada Post manages the resulting backlog. To protect your shipping schedule, taking proactive measures to mitigate these delays is strongly recommended.

How to prepare

To help you navigate potential Canada Post disruptions and maintain smooth shipping, consider the following key actions to plan your shipping strategy:

• Ensure Accurate Customs: Help prevent further delays and complications by providing correct and complete customs documentation for all shipments.
  • Add selling URLs to your customs details.
  • Add accurate descriptions for your products in your customs details.
  • Add First and Last names of the recipients, not business names in your customs details.
  • Add accurate valuation of your products to your customs details. Be sure to also add accurate details in your customs details.
  • Utilize our HS Classification tool for accurate tariff codes.
• Streamline with GlobalPost Plus: Enhance your customers’ experience by using GlobalPost Plus to handle taxes and duties upfront (Delivered Duties Paid – DDP). Ship with confidence to Canada and enjoy our advanced customs clearance process.
  Stay Informed: Bookmark this blog, our service updates page, and the Canada Post negotiations page to stay informed on real-time updates.
• Encourage Customer Awareness: Advise your customers to stay updated on the Canada Post situation and any related shipping advisories to manage their expectations.

How we’re managing during a strike

GlobalPost customers worried about disruptions to their shipping schedule are still able to ship parcels to Canada as usual. If the strike occurs, GlobalPost will reroute shipments through alternative networks that do not rely on Canada Post for final-mile delivery. While some delays may occur, our robust network supports the continued flow of goods, providing reliable alternatives to keep your business moving during these uncertain times. We are closely monitoring the situation as it unfolds.

Here’s how GlobalPost will mitigate the impact of the strike:  

• Alternative Carrier Networks: Leveraging partnerships with trusted carriers, we help support the successful delivery of your shipments to their destinations. This transition minimizes delays and avoids the bottlenecks caused by service interruptions at Canada Post.  
• Slight Adjustments in Transit Times: While we strive for seamless delivery, please note that transit times may be slightly longer as we optimize routes through alternative vendors.  

Our role in ensuring continuity

GlobalPost acts as a facilitator rather than the final-mile delivery provider. We coordinate with a network of carriers, ensuring your shipments are handled efficiently from origin to destination. This approach allows us to adapt to challenges like the Canada Post strike, ensuring your customers experience as little disruption as possible.  

We know that timely delivery is critical to your business success, and we’re committed to providing reliable solutions in the face of challenges. We’re devoted to sharing the latest information and helping you navigate disruption as we continue to monitor the situation closely. Stay informed by bookmarking this blog for quick and convenient access. If you have questions or need assistance, our support team is ready to help. 

2024 Updates

12/13/24

“It is my view, and the view of the FMCS, that the parties are at an impasse,” said 

Canadian federal Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon in a statement earlier today. The Labour Minister is now sending the labor dispute between CUPW and Canada Post to the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) in an effort to resume Canada Post operations and get striking CUPW workers back to work. The resolution of the strike now requires CIRB to agree with MacKinnon’s assertion that the negotiations are at a standstill.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR SHIPPERS?

Despite recent movements, this situation is still ongoing. Canada Post customers still cannot ship or print labels at this time, and will not be able to do so until an official announcement has been made. 

WHAT ARE THE NEXT STEPS?

If the CIRB agrees, MacKinnon says the Labour Relations Board will order Canada Post, and all employees represented by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers, to resume operations and extend the terms of existing collective agreements until May 2025. 

Canada Post announced that they are reviewing the Minister’s announcement to prepare to participate as the situation progresses and comply with the directive. 
To stay updated on this developing story, check this blog or read the latest CUPW negotiation updates.

12/09/24

Effective, December 6, 2024, we are temporarily unable to deliver to certain postal codes in Canada due to the CUPW strike, as our network relies on Canada Post for delivery to these destinations. Customers should refrain from shipping to these areas through GlobalPost. We continue to accept shipments to Canada outside of these destinations. For the list of impacted postal codes, please contact our support team.

12/06/24

On November 27, 2024, USPS announced a temporary suspension of all Canada-bound shipments, across all mail classes, effective November 29, 2024, in response to the ongoing CUPW strike.

We recognize the impact these disruptions may have on your shipments. Shipments already in transit to Canada through USPS will be delayed. To continue shipping to Canada, we offer a variety of services, including GlobalPost Standard, Economy, and Plus, to support you during this time.

Regarding the CUPW strike, the situation is still evolving. On December 1st, Canada Post presented CUPW with a comprehensive framework in the hope of reaching negotiated agreements.

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Elevating Global Shipping for UK Retailers

GlobalPost’s entry into the UK is not just about expanding its footprint; it’s about transforming the way UK retailers handle international shipping. With an established reputation for delivering efficient, reliable, and cost-effective shipping solutions, GlobalPost is set to offer UK businesses a comprehensive suite of services designed to streamline cross-border transactions.

GlobalPost Makes International Shipping as easy as local

Through our world-class customer service, easy-to-use technology, and seamless integrations with the world’s top platforms, GlobalPost is modernizing international shipping. We handle the complexities so you can focus on what matters most: getting more products to more customers. From tariff codes to duties and taxes, we make global shipping as easy as local.

• Global reach: Ship to over 200 countries and territories easily.
• Simplified processes: Global address verification, and no need to print customs forms.
• Flexible weight limits: Ship up to 2kg maximum for Economy and 10kg maximum for Standard delivery.
• Fast and Reliable Delivery: International delivery times of 6-11 business days.
• Door-to-door tracking: You and your customers get full visibility into the status of your packages, all the way to delivery.
• Peace of Mind: Up to £50 in included coverage against loss or damage, plus shipping costs.
• Convenient Drop-Off: Easily use any Collect+ and Evri Parcel Stores to get parcels into the GlobalPost network.

GlobalPost’s expansion into the UK represents a significant leap forward for retailers seeking to optimize their global shipping strategies. With its proven track record and commitment to innovation, GlobalPost is poised to become a key partner in helping UK businesses thrive on the international stage. 

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There simply isn’t an easier way to ship to Canada, Australia, Hong Kong, and New Zealand. Whether you’re a seasoned shipper sending hundreds of parcels a day or an ecommerce merchant looking to start expanding your business globally, you can enjoy true hassle-free shipping with GlobalPost Go.

Benefits of GlobalPost Go 

GlobalPost Go is available for all packages up to 2 lbs. and works like other GlobalPost services. Simply attach your printed label to the outside of your package. Then, drop off or schedule a pickup with any USPS location for no additional charge. Once we receive your parcel, we’ll take care of the sorting and sending. No printed customs forms are required. Other benefits of GlobalPost Go include: 

• Door-to-door tracking
• Global address verification 
• No residential delivery fees
• Delivery in 6-10 business days 
• No dimensional weight charges
• Free HS Code Classification Service
• No cost for returns if the item can’t be delivered
• No requirement to use specific box types if under a specific size* 
• Up to $200 in included coverage against loss or damage, plus shipping costs

* Maximum size of 24” length, combined  ≤ 36” (L + W + H) 

International Shipping Made Simple 

GlobalPost Go offers a hassle-free and affordable solution for businesses to ship internationally to Canada, Australia, Hong Kong, and New Zealand. With its all-inclusive flat rates, transparent pricing, and convenient features, GlobalPost Go can help you streamline your international shipping process and improve customer satisfaction. Start shipping internationally with GlobalPost Go today!

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GlobalPost isn’t just another carrier; it’s a comprehensive solution designed to simplify the complexities of international shipping. We empower businesses to reach customers in over 220 countries and territories. And that’s why we’re excited to announce that GlobalPost is now making our services available to Canada-based merchants. Let’s dive into what sets GlobalPost apart and how it can revolutionize the international shipping experience for your Canada-based business. 

The Unmatched Benefits of GlobalPost 

GlobalPost offers invaluable tools to refine the international shipping process. For example, there’s no need to go through the hassle of printing customs forms; we’ll assign the correct customs documentation for you based on the information provided. GlobalPost will even add the HS code for your shipment. You can also search for five HS codes daily with our free HS Classification Tool. 

Along with hassle-free customs documentation, GlobalPost includes transit times of 6-10 business days. This way, packages reach your customers more efficiently. We also offer door-to-door tracking, so you and your customers can monitor the progress of your parcels throughout transit. Additionally, our global address verification ensures your packages are delivered to the right address. 

GlobalPost can be used for shipments weighing up to 11kg to the United States and 25kg to all other international destinations, giving flexibility to businesses of all sizes. We also understand that peace of mind is priceless. That’s why GlobalPost includes up to $100 in coverage for lost or damaged packages plus the shipping costs. You can rest easy knowing your shipments are protected with us.

How to Ship with GlobalPost

How exactly does GlobalPost work? It’s easy: 

1. Print and Prepare: Print and label individual packages as normal. 

2. Drop Off: Head to any Canada Post location nationwide, and drop off your packages. 

3. Streamlined Processing: Once we receive your package, we’ll sort and add all the needed customs documentation. We’ll handle the logistics, so you can focus on growing your business. 

4. Full Visibility: You and your customers will receive door-to-door tracking for available shipments. Track your parcels in real time and enjoy knowing your shipments are in good hands.

Having a reliable shipping partner is essential for businesses looking to thrive in the global marketplace. With our extensive reach, innovative features, and integration with Canada Post, GlobalPost makes international shipping easy for Canadian shippers. Whether you’re sending parcels to bustling metropolises or remote corners of the globe, GlobalPost has you covered.

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• Avoid fines, delays, and penalties associated with noncompliance.
• Reduce security and safety risks. 
• Ensure timely and efficient delivery.
• Prevent customs delays and/or return of non-compliant mail items.

What are Harmonized System Codes

Harmonized System Codes (also referred to as Harmonized Codes, HS codes, HS Tariff codes, etc.)  are universally recognized codes for imported goods. HS codes are used to describe and classify imported goods. They follow the “Harmonized System Nomenclature.” HS codes allow for smoother entry and accurate customs and tariff charges. Once an order reaches an international border, customs officials identify goods and assess appropriate taxes, duties, and fees for items you ship. 

HS codes allow customs officials to quickly identify the contents of a parcel. These codes are six digits long and are comprised of a chapter, heading and subheading. The first two digits are the chapter. This is the broadest category for the item. The second two digits are the heading. And the last two digits are the subheading—these are separated by a period. Let’s look at a cotton t-shirt as an example.

• Chapter 61 is for articles of knitted or crocheted apparel.
• Heading 09 is for t-shirts.
• Subheading .10 is for the material being cotton.

Tools like the Harmonized Tariff Schedule or the more premium Global Tariff Classification Research Tool for Trade.gov Users grant access to detailed lists of HS codes.

And that’s not all. This HS code will also allow you to determine the cost of duties and taxes for your parcel by using GlobalPost’s free Duties and Taxes Calculator

What are Customs Descriptions? 

An equally important requirement for shipping to the EU is providing detailed customs descriptions. These descriptions help provide the appropriate HS codes for each item shipped internationally. These are descriptions of each item that a parcel contains. Historically, the EU has not strongly enforced regulations based on what people write. However, vague descriptions like “gift,” “clothing,” or “artwork” will no longer be acceptable descriptions by the EU. 

Instead of generic terms like “Clothing” for a t-shirt, you would need to provide a detailed customs description such as “T-shirts, singlets and other vests, knitted or crocheted made of cotton.” This terminology is not something you are necessarily expected to know off the top of your head. Instead, there is a wide range of resources available to help you write the appropriate descriptions.  One such tool that provides descriptions is the EU’s Guidance on Acceptable and Unacceptable Terms for the Description of Goods. GlobalPost takes guesswork out of customs declarations by being able to add HS codes to a shipment’s customs forms when the correct customs descriptions are applied. 

Acceptable HS Code Descriptions

Benefits of the EU Requiring HS Codes

Properly filled-out customs forms have always ensured timely and efficient delivery to international recipients. A major benefit of HS codes is that they help you and customers avoid additional charges upon delivery. Additionally, they shorten transit times by moving goods through customs quickly—causing fewer delays for all senders and recipients. A quicker delivery time then leads to increased satisfaction buying internationally. 

Conversely, failure to comply with customs regulations can always lead to additional charges. Improperly applied customs can set unrealistic expectations that result in customers having to pay more duties and taxes to receive their goods. Or, if the sender covers the customs fees, you may be left paying the import fees. Either way, this may result in returned items or the shipment being treated as abandoned. In this case, no one wins. 

GlobalPost Free HS Classification Service: GlobalPost wants international shipping to be hassle-free

Here at GlobalPost we want to make shipping to Paris as easy as shipping to Portland, so we are waiving the requirement to include tariff codes on every shipment. Instead, focus on properly describing your goods (see above) and we’ll handle the work of applying tariff codes.

Still want to do it yourself? No problem, we also provide access to a free HS Tariff Code lookup tool. Use the tool to find your tariff code and include it with your shipment. Once you have your tariff code you can also use that tariff code to determine your duties and taxes with our free duty / tax calculator.

About GlobalPost

GlobalPost is the leading international shipping carrier for small and medium-sized businesses. Through our world-class customer service, easy-to-use technology, and seamless integrations with the world’s top shipping platforms, we help retailers expand into new international markets while saving them money. To learn more about GlobalPost, call us at (888)-899-1255 or send us an email.

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What are surcharges?
When packages don’t follow USPS regulations or dimensional changes, USPS can add extra fees, or surcharges, to shipments. Once scanned in to their system, USPS will check the dimensions of your package to confirm they match the measurement requirements of your selected service. If these measurements differ, USPS can issue surcharges to your packages. The surcharges received for multiple orders with the same, incorrect dimensions can quickly add up. Also, these shipments can take longer to process because USPS may have to take additional steps to correct the service.

What are the new surcharges?
In April, USPS is going to charge more for really long and really big packages. These charges apply to Priority Mail, Priority Mail Express, USPS Retail Ground, and Parcel Select, and these changes will not apply to Media Mail or First-Class Package Service. These surcharges will also be applied to both domestic and commercial shipments.

This means shipments with:

• Sides longer than 22” will be subject to $4 fees,
• Sides longer than 30” or over 2 cubic feet (3,456”) will be subject to $15 fees.

*Note: Your package’s cubic measurements can be found using [ Length x Width x Height ] / 1728.

Can I dispute an adjustment or surcharge?
For any questions about adjustments or surcharges received on your packages, reach out to GlobalPost’s support team directly at (888) 899-1255 or support@goglobalpost.com. Provide as much of the following information as possible:

• Adjustment ID
• Last four digits of the tracking number
• The reason for the dispute (as much detail as possible)

How can I save on shipping costs and non-compliance fees?
Good news! GlobalPost users are not subject to the $1.50 dimension non-compliance fees included in this most recent USPS change because our facilities weigh and measure each piece accurately before providing to USPS.

GlobalPost users who ship at least five international shipments per day are also able to sign up for SmartSaver , which offers up to 30% off shipping costs. For more information on how to join SmartSaver, please reach out to our sales team at info@goglobalpost.com

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