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United States Postal Service Price Change Effective May 31, 2015

United States Postal Service Price Change Effective May 31, 2015

Here is an overview of some USPS key price changes effective May 31, 2015

United States Postal Service Price Change Effective May 31, 2015 United States Postal Service Price Change Effective May 31, 2015

Competitive Price Change

  • No price change for Priority Mail Express, Priority Mail, or Pickup on Demand
  • New zoned prices based on origin ZIP Code for Priority Mail International destined to Canada
  • An increase to 66 pounds for the maximum weight for PMI Rate Goup 17 (Netherlands)
  • Combines insurance tables for Priority Mail Express International and PMI to simplify pricing

Package Services

  • Package Services now consists of Alaska Bypass, Bound Printed Matter (BPM) flats, BPM parcels, Media mail, and Library Mail
  • $0.001 IMb barcode discount is retained for BPM Flats
  • Price of Media Mail/Library Mail increases 2.3%
  • BPM flats increases .4% and BPM parcels increase 2.6%
 May 2015 Price Change Information
Mailing Services Prices
excel – Final 05/08/15
Mailing Services Prices
csv – Final 05/08/15
Shipping Services Prices
excel – Final 05/08/15
Shipping Services Prices
csv – Final 05/08/15
Final May 2015
Postage Statements
Updated 05/08/15
Final May 2015
Postage Stmnt Updates
Updated 05/08/15
Full Country Listing
– Final 05/08/15

See all USPS price changes

3 thoughts on “United States Postal Service Price Change Effective May 31, 2015

  1. When your Postal truck approaches the gasoline pump have the rates ever dropped ? Do you expect the consumer to be stupid enough to think in a climate of everything showing price increase that postage might not be affected ? So charge fair prices for 1st Class delivery on ALL Postal services !

    • Lets be fair now, did UPS or FedEx reduce there rates? They raised there rates with a fuel surcharge when gas went up . We cant because our Congress wont allow us to. the PO needs to have there hands untied to where we can be competitive. Until we will be allowed to play on a level playing field nothing will change.

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