The Postal Service will now deliver Priority Mail Express later
What happened
The US Postal Service is changing its delivery standard for Priority Mail Express. It will now take longer for packages to arrive, especially for destinations far from the origin.
Why it matters
The Postal Service is quietly adjusting expectations for its fastest service. This means that even when customers pay extra for speed, they will now have to wait longer for their packages to arrive. It reflects a practical adjustment to operational realities, rather than an improvement in service.
The signal
Watch for any changes in the pricing structure for Priority Mail Express, or if the Postal Service introduces a new, faster tier of service to compensate for the slower standard.