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US Postal Service Reportedly to Impose Fuel Surcharge on Packages for the First Time
According to a report by The Wall Street Journal citing informed sources, the US Postal Service will impose a surcharge on packages for the first time to address rising fuel costs....
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According to a report by The Wall Street Journal citing informed sources, the US Postal Service will impose a surcharge on packages for the first time to address rising fuel costs.

The report states that the 8% surcharge will commence in April and is planned to be phased out by January 2027. It will apply to packages but not to letter mail.

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