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A DHL delivery vehicle is seen in front of a warehouse in Valence, France, in December 2025. The global shipping company announced it would temporarily stop shipping packages valued over $800 to U.S. consumers. Nicolas Guyonnet/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty Images hide caption
toggle caption Nicolas Guyonnet/Hans Lucas/AFP via Getty ImagesThe global shipping company DHL says it will stop shipping packages over $800 in value to U.S. consumers in response to new, more stringent U.S. customs rules.
The carrier cited the 10% tariffs implemented by the Trump administration in early April, which it says had the effect of subjecting parcels worth over $800 to increased scrutiny by U.S. customs inspectors. That has led to shipping backlogs, DHL said.
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"This change has caused a surge in formal customs clearances, which we are handling around the clock," DHL said in a statement. "While we are working diligently to scale up and manage this increase, shipments over USD 800—regardless of origin—may experience multi-day delays."
When asked for comment by NPR, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokesperson did not directly address DHL's announcement and provided general information about customs duties.
CBP says in a post on its website that so-called formal entry of packages to the U.S. can require shippers to complete "extensive paperwork" and file a CBP bond, while informal entry is "less arduous a process" in which the agency does the paperwork and calculates the duties to be paid.