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<strong>Mail</strong> <strong>Preparation</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong><strong>Presort</strong>ation</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> – <strong>NDG</strong> <strong>Presort</strong><br />

3.2 Grouping <strong>Mail</strong> Items<br />

All items in a mailing must be part of a grouping. All groupings (except Residue) must have a minimum of eight<br />

(8) items for Addressed Admail mailings or a minimum of six (6) items for Publications <strong>Mail</strong> mailings. If this<br />

minimum requirement is not met, the items are consolidated to the next level (see Section 3.2.1 "Levels of<br />

Groupings").<br />

Grouped mail items must meet the consolidation requirements set out in Canada Post’s National <strong><strong>Presort</strong>ation</strong><br />

Schematic (NPS).<br />

3.2.1 LEVELS OF GROUPINGS<br />

There are four (4) allowable types of groupings:<br />

1. NPS Level 1 – Delivery Facility (DF)<br />

2. NPS Level 3 – Distribution Centre Facility (DCF)<br />

3. NPS Level 4 – Forward Consolidation Point (FCP)<br />

4. Residue.<br />

You have to group together mail items that have a common destination <strong>and</strong>/or sortation. For example:<br />

• group all items delivered from the same postal station or letter carrier depot (a DF grouping)<br />

• group all items delivered in the same area, such as a city <strong>and</strong> surrounding area (a DCF grouping)<br />

• group all items delivered in the same province (an FCP grouping)<br />

• place all remaining items into a Residue grouping.<br />

You begin by separating mail items by their province or district of destination (see Figure 9).<br />

Figure 9: Separating <strong>Mail</strong> Items by Areas of Destination<br />

A1B 3R9<br />

A1B 3R9<br />

B4R 6Y5<br />

B4R 6Y1<br />

B4R 6X4<br />

B4R 3X2<br />

B4R 2X6<br />

B4R 2V9<br />

B4P 2B8<br />

B4N 3C4<br />

B6L 2S4<br />

B6L 1B8<br />

B2N 2X8<br />

B2N 1S0<br />

B3E 1N4<br />

B2T 4R5<br />

B2T 3R9<br />

B2S 4S5<br />

H7L 4A8<br />

H7L 3W3<br />

H4C 1V8<br />

H3H 3A7<br />

H3H 3A7<br />

H3H 2P3<br />

H3B 1S6<br />

H3A 3LA<br />

H3A 2N4<br />

H2R 2Z7<br />

All mail items destined<br />

to Newfoundl<strong>and</strong><br />

All mail items destined<br />

to Nova Scotia<br />

All mail items destined<br />

to Quebec<br />

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