Mailing/Fulfillment - Postal Trends

One company is now offering to tell its clients when their catalogs are received torn, stained or otherwise damaged.

Rather than the usual, once-a-year increase, postal rates might go up, down, or do a loop-the-loop before the summer is over.

The Postal Service has provided a sneak peek at its 2015 promotion calendar, and there are a number of interactive technology-based specials that can be had for mailers that employ QR codes, Augmented Reality (AR), image recognition and other forms of mobile engagement in their mailing campaigns.

As you might expect, life has become a bit hectic for Megan Brennan, the postmaster general for the U.S. Postal Service (USPS). In November, the lifelong USPS employee was named the first female to hold that position, a fact that would certainly have made Ben Franklin himself smile (though Ben would’ve probably wondered aloud why it took so long for a female to be named).

A new analysis explains just how much the USPS benefits from the subsidies it receives from the federal government.

Not satisfied with alterations made to a rate change request submitted earlier, the PRC once again returned the request to the USPS.

Postal officials are taking a close look at the value of the U.S. Postal Service brand and how the agency can capitalize on it.

Postal regulators have given the green light to the USPS to alter postage prices, a plan that will take effect beginning April 26.

Contract talks began Thursday between the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) and a reenergized union that seeks to broaden the field of play we

Because of a calculation error, the average postal rate increase for magazines in April will be less than originally announced.