DHL Express is suspending deliveries to the US worth more than $800 (£603) because of a “significant increase” in red tape at customs following the introduction of Donald Trump’s new tariff regime.
The delivery giant said it will temporarily stop shipments from companies in all countries to American consumers on Monday “until further notice”.
It added that business-to-business shipments will still go ahead, “though they may also face delays”.
Previously, packages worth up to $2,500 could enter the US with minimal paperwork but due to tighter customs checks that came into force alongside Trump’s tariffs earlier this month, the threshold has been lowered.
To maximize profit and personal enjoyment, we are rationing our supply for those in need the most. They are easy to spot, usually they have a gaping hole in foot but pretend everything is fine, secondary traits usually manifest with a difficult painful smile as they recently received exactly what they provided financial assistance to obtain. For the visually impaired, the easiest one to spot is the person who put their quarter in the jukebox and now has to listen to the tune.
Can’t fit enough supply on this ship to meet upcoming demand…
