<h1>Postal operator suspends international parcel acceptance after carriers refuse carriage due to unclear executive order duties on goods over $100</h1> A national postal operator has temporarily suspended acceptance of postal consignments bound for a foreign jurisdiction after air carriers declined carriage due to unclear implementation of a recent executive order imposing customs duties on goods over USD 100. The executive order, effective August 29, 2025, requires transport carriers or other designated 'qualified parties' to collect and remit duties; while preliminary guidelines were issued August 15, critical procedures for designation and duty-handling remain undefined. The suspension, effective August 25, 2025, excludes letters, documents and gift items valued up to USD 100, pending further clarification from the foreign customs authority.