India to Suspend Postal Deliveries to US Amid Tariff Confusion

NEW DELHI: India will temporarily suspend all postal deliveries to the United States from Monday, August 25, citing confusion over new US customs rules. The move follows Washington’s decision to end tax exemptions on small parcels under $800 starting August 29, imposing a 15% tariff in line with trade agreements. India’s communications ministry said operational processes, including designating authorized collectors of tariffs, remain unclear, prompting airlines to refuse shipments. Only letters, documents, and gifts worth up to $100 will be exempt. Several European postal services, including France, Germany, Belgium, Spain, and Austria, have also suspended US parcel deliveries.

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