April 20, 2025 - 19:39

DHL Express has announced that it will suspend all business-to-consumer shipments exceeding $800 to individuals in the United States starting April 21. This decision comes in response to recent changes in US customs regulations that have resulted in longer clearance times for packages.
The new policy is expected to impact a variety of industries that rely on international shipping, particularly those that cater to consumers seeking high-value goods. With the suspension in place, customers will need to adjust their purchasing habits or find alternative shipping methods for items priced above the threshold.
The move reflects ongoing challenges in the global shipping landscape, where regulatory changes can significantly affect logistics and delivery timelines. DHL has emphasized that it remains committed to providing reliable service, but the current circumstances necessitate this temporary measure to ensure compliance with US customs requirements. Customers are encouraged to stay informed about potential changes and plan their shipments accordingly.
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