USPS Announces Shipping Price Changes Effective July 13, 2025
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Published by Journal Graphics | July 11, 2025
The United States Postal Service (USPS) has announced upcoming changes to its shipping service pricing that will take effect on Sunday, July 13, 2025. These adjustments are part of the Postal Service’s ongoing efforts to remain financially sustainable while continuing to deliver reliable service across the country.
At Journal Graphics, we work closely with USPS to ensure timely delivery of printed materials for our clients. We want to make you aware of the following key updates so you can plan accordingly:
How this change may impact your business:
Marketing Mail and Periodicals: Average price increase of 7.3%
Each class of mail and the density into each zip code is going to qualify differently. We have the updated software and rates, and we can provide an accurate postage estimate for your projects.
Why These Changes Matter
Shipping is a vital part of the print production and delivery process. Whether you're distributing direct mail, catalogs, or promotional materials, adjustments to postal pricing can impact your overall budget and distribution strategy.
At Journal Graphics, we're committed to helping our clients understand how these changes might affect upcoming projects. If you're planning a large mailing campaign or recurring shipments, now is a good time to review your logistics and consult with our team about potential cost impacts.
How Journal Graphics Can Help
We offer strategic mailing services that optimize postage savings and ensure timely delivery through USPS. Our experienced team stays current on postal regulations and rate adjustments so that we can help you:
Plan around rate changes for upcoming projects
Select the most cost-effective USPS service based on your delivery goals
Leverage presorting and drop-shipping options to minimize postage costs
Let’s Stay Ahead Together
The USPS price changes are part of broader efforts to modernize the agency’s operations and ensure long-term viability. While these changes may increase costs, there are still many ways to keep your campaigns efficient and effective.
Have questions about how the July 13 changes could affect your print and mailing projects? Reach out to your Journal Graphics representative today — we’re here to help. Email info@jounalgraphics.com to learn more.
For the most accurate and up-to-date postal information, please visit the official USPS website.