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The multinational logistics company DHL Express has said that it suspends global expeditions worth more than $ 800 to American consumers, including Hong Kong, due to regulatory changes to American customs.
DHL, which has its registered office in Germany, said that the suspension of expeditions would begin on Monday. The company said this decision is a temporary measure.
The company said that the decision had been made in response to new American customs rules requiring official start -up treatment on all shipments worth more than $ 800. The minimum was $ 2,500 before the announcement of a change on April 5.
DHL said business shipping will continue to continue but could face delays. Shipments worth $ 800 to companies or consumers have not been affected by changes.
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The multinational logistics company DHL Express has said that it suspends global shipments worth $ 800 to American consumers. (Fabrizio Gandolfo / Sopa Images / Lightrocket via Getty Images / Getty Images)
Last week, DHL said that it would continue to treat Hong Kong shipments in the United States “in accordance with applicable customs rules and regulations” and “would work with our customers to help them understand and adapt to the changes scheduled for May 2.”
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DHL said that the decision had been made in response to new American customs rules requiring official entry treatment on all shipments worth more than $ 800. (Getty Images)
The Hongkong Post said earlier that it had suspended mail services for the goods sent by the sea to the United States, accusing the US government of “intimidation” after the Trump administration has canceled the commercial provisions without tariff for packages of China and Hong Kong.
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The DHL is one of the many companies making changes to its shipping services in the middle of the current commercial problems, especially when the trade war between the United States and China warms up.
Reuters contributed to this report.
