The reports about the USPS have raised many questions and speculation in this election year. Today, we share the Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers’ statement, USPS Fact vs. Politics: 15 Pieces of Information to help our clients better understand the situation.
The Alliance’s statement has some very helpful information that dispels some of the silliness being reported. It also notes that there was a bump downward in on-time mail delivery this year versus last, but puts it in a legitimate context.
We track millions of pieces of mail through our MailTracker system and our reports echo the findings of the ANM. We have not found that there is a wholesale, massive delay in mail delivery. We have and will continue to share tracking data with our postal logistics clients.
You can read the full statement from the Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers here.

On November 13, 2019, the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) announced that due to the USPS incorrectly calculating the “percentage change in rates for First-Class Mail” they have remanded the First-Class Mail prices changes proposed for January 26, 2020.




The annual price adjustment request filed by the U.S. Postal Service has been approved by the Postal Regulatory Commission. The new rates will go into effect on January 27, 2019. This will of course negatively impact all our clients’ budgets.



