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According to a news release on Friday, the US postal service to increase the price of several closed transport services has increased in the peak season of 2025.
Rate bumps affect the packages shipped via USPS Ground Advantage, Package Selection, Priority Letter and Express Priority Letter from October 5 to January 18, 2026. This increase, which is subject to the Post Supervisory Commission, varies depending on the closed weight, the transport distance and the services used.
Increasing the temporary price of US Postal Service for holidays 2025
Serving | Increase |
---|---|
USPS Advantage Advantage (average) | 5.2 % |
USPS Ground Advantage (retail) | 5.1 % |
USPS Advantage Advantage (Commercial) | 5.3 % |
Priority letter (average) | 5.6 % |
Priority letter (retail) | 5.8 % |
Priority letter (commercial) | 5.2 % |
Express Priority (average) | 5.6 % |
Express Priority (Retail) | 5.7 % |
Priority of Express letter (commercial) | 4.9 % |
Select Package (Destination Input) | 5.6 % |
Source: US Postal Service. Increasing prices are waiting for the Post Supervisory Commission review.
The increase in rates for the volume of land advantage is less than 6.4 % of the increase in postal services that peak for its flagship land packaging product during the 2024 season. However, prices for priority letters and Express Priority Recovers increase by 5.5 % and 4.9 % compared to last year’s average increase.
Programming rate bumps increased the postal services previously paid for shipping services last month. The agency said that future increases will help to afford additional costs during the holidays and make pricing “in accordance with competitive practices”.
The agency expects about $ 99.5 million in extra revenue in each PRC case, as it seems to improve its financial outlook as the new manager of David Steiner, the new post manager.
The Federal Express announced its peak costs last month, while UPS has not yet disclosed any changes to the holiday price since Monday morning.