The temporary adjustment is part of “ Delivering for America,” the Postal Service’s 10-year plan for achieving financial sustainability and service excellence, which calls for appropriate pricing initiatives.

A complete list of business products and prices is also available online.

PM and PME Flat Rate Boxes and Envelopes - $0.75Ī zone pricing calculator is can be found online.

Temporary pricing increases for Priority Mail, Priority Mail Express, Parcel Select Ground and USPS Retail Ground, and First-Class Package Service are as follows: These temporary rates will keep the Postal Service competitive while providing the agency with the revenue to cover extra costs in anticipation of peak-season volume surges similar to levels experienced in 2020. 26, 12:01 a.m., Central time for both retail and business customers for some of our more popular shipping products, which also includes military shipping - Priority Mail Express (PME), Priority Mail (PM), First-Class Package Service (FCPS), Parcel Select, USPS Retail Ground, and Parcel Return Service. There are also temporary price increases in place through Dec. 29, the cost of a First-Class Forever stamp increased three cents, from 55 cents to 58 cents. You can find them in our online Postal Store or at any one of our more than 34,000 Post Office locations. There are plenty of holiday- and winter- themed stamps available to adorn your greeting cards this year. But we also need you to do your part, and that is to make sure you get those packages and good wishes to your Post Office location on time. The biggest question likely on most minds is, do we make merry in person or virtually? No matter your plans, the Postal Service is ready to do its part to handle your special holiday greetings and gifts. WASHINGTON, DC - It looks to be another odd year for holiday celebrations. Plan Ahead with Pricing and Shipping Deadlines for the 2021 Holiday Season 7, 2021 New for the Holidays: Prices, Shipping Rates and Dates

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