Taiwan suspends some US-bound mail after US ends duty exemption
by Reuters Aug 26, 2025
Taiwan's postal service said on Monday it will suspend accepting and delivering commercial items to the United States, due to the country's order to terminate the global "de minimis" exemption, a rule exempting low-value items from customs duties.
Chunghwa Post made the announcement in a statement on its website.
Reuters
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