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Post Office stops US deliveries
Cape Argus
|September 02, 2025
THE SA Post Office (SAPO) has announced the immediate suspension of all outbound parcel deliveries to the US.
This comes after US President Donald Trump signed an executive order last month removing the longstanding $800 duty-free threshold for international parcels.
According to the new policy, foreign postal operators are required to collect and remit US customs duties before shipping goods into the country.
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