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Whether you’re a small business shipping occasionally or an eCommerce brand sending products internationally every day, understanding Harmonized System (HS) Codes is key to smooth, efficient shipping. At netParcel, we’re committed to helping you streamline cross-border logistics—and that begins with knowing how to properly classify your goods. What Are HS Codes? HS Codes (short for

Effective May 2, 2025, the United States has removed the de minimis exemption for products imported from China and Hong Kong SAR, creating significant changes for cross-border e-commerce and shipping. If you’re a netParcel user shipping to U.S. customers, it’s critical to understand what this means and how to adapt. What’s Changed? Previously, shipments with

UPS has announced new Demand and Surge Fees that will impact select shipments to and from Canada starting April 13, 2025. These fees will remain in effect through July 5, 2025, or until further notice depending on the service. The surcharges are in addition to standard shipping charges and are meant to address high-demand periods

Starting April 21, 2025, DHL will temporarily suspend business-to-consumer (B2C) shipments from Canada to the United States with a customs value over USD $800. This move is in response to recent changes in U.S. customs regulations impacting cross-border shipping. What netParcel Customers Need to Know: How netParcel Supports You: Need help choosing the right shipping

As of April 9, 2025, a new executive order from the White House significantly increases tariffs on goods imported from China, including those that fall under the $800 de minimis threshold — a change that directly impacts many netParcel users. What’s Coming as of May 2, 2025 What This Means for You If you use