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Map Shows Where Mail Delivery Will Be Slower After April Changes

About 75 percent of First-Class Mail will keep its current service standards, according to USPS, and 14 percent will see an improvement in delivery times. Some individuals could experience slower times; however, USPS has stated that delivery times won't exceed the current five-day service standard for First-Class Mail.

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USPS changes to mail delivery will start in April, affect millions. What to know in MS

USPS changes are aimed to cut costs. Will your mail, packages run on time in Mississippi? What we know about new delivery standards starting in April.

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USPS changes take effect in April and this is how it could affect your mail

The United States Postal Service will start implementing measures to cut costs and modernize operations, which could impact how you receive mail

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USPS Changes First-Class Mail: What To Know

USPS began implementing new service standards for first-class mail, periodicals, marketing mail, and package services.

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USPS changes begin Tuesday: How could your mail be affected

New changes at the United States Postal Service (USPS) are set to begin on Tuesday, the first of two rollouts. The ...

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usps what are zones shipping cost by weight for business?

are defined by shipping carriers as distances between points of origin and final destinations of packages. Carriers use these zones to create pricing contracts in which the destination zone ...

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USPS refining service standards to improve delivery, cut costs

Starting March 24: Customers can check service standards on USPS.com by entering ZIP codes and mailing dates. An interactive map will also be available to display expected delivery times based ...

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USPS first-class mail changes from 2025: All you need to know about delivery updates

(Photo by Patrick T. Fallon / AFP)(AFP) This shift is part of USPS's ongoing strategy to reduce costs while minimizing disruptions to mail delivery for most Americans. While some First-Class Mail ...

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