Postal Bulletin 22086 - October 3, 2002 - USPS.com® - About

74 POSTAL BULLETIN 22086 (10-3-02)
NOTICE
International Mail — Introduction of New Canada Post Corporation Mailing Service
On October 7, 2002, Canada Post Corporation (CPC)
will launch a new southbound international mail service,
Expedited Parcel — USA. CPC will offer this service in
Canada initially to retail mailers and will phase it in as an
offering for CPC’s commercial customers.
CPC will dispatch Expedited Parcel — USA from Montreal,
Toronto, and Vancouver, through U.S. Customs, to
one of four Postal Service ground parcel receiving facilities
in New Jersey, Buffalo, Detroit, and Seattle. Mailpieces will
arrive in appropriate containers accompanied by a completed
CN37 Parcel Surface Delivery Bill. The Postal Service
will induct Expedited Parcel — USA mailpieces into the
ground parcel mail processing stream for a 7-to-10-day service
standard, like domestic Parcel Post service. We do
not expect any special envelopes or packaging materials at
this time.
Expedited Parcel — USA will include Delivery Confirmation
service. The address side of an Expedited Parcel —
USA package will show the Expedited Parcel — USA shipping
label, as shown in Exhibit 1. Please follow standard
scanning procedures for international surface parcels.
Return Undeliverable-As-Addressed Expedited Parcel
— USA mailpieces to the Canadian sender in accordance
with the provisions of International Mail Manual (IMM) 772.
We expect that the first southbound Expedited Parcel —
USA mailpieces will arrive about October 7, 2002. Those of
you who process or deliver international mail must be
aware of this service, must process these items in the domestic
Parcel Post mailstream, and must scan the items as
described in this article.
Exhibit 1
Expedited Parcel — USA Shipping Label
— Global Package Services,
International Business, 10-3-02