(NewsNation) — DHL Express, an international shipping company, will resume its business-to-consumer shipments worth more than $800 to the United States after working with federal authorities on new customs regulations at the border.
New rules require formal entry processing on all shipments above $800, an increase from the previous minimum of $2,500. In response, DHL stopped all shipments beginning April 21.
But after a “constructive dialogue” with Customs and Border Protection and other agencies, the company said adjustments were made and it will now resume shipping.
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“DHL values this positive development and the support of the federal government in making these changes,” said Dirk Heinrichs, spokesperson for DHL Express.
“Our focus remains on effectively supporting our customers and facilitating international trade. We recognize the importance of collaboration between the private and public sectors in addressing both security and economic considerations.”
