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This holiday season, mailing packages will be more expensive. S. Postal Service has announced a change in prices for certain shipping products.
Further details about the price increase are available, including which products will be affected. The price change is temporary and will be in effect during the 2026 peak holiday season, but specifics about the increases can be found through additional resources.
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