13-10-2025

Lithuanian Post is resuming its parcel delivery service to the USA for business customers starting October 13. This is an important step that allows business customers to once again conveniently send parcels to one of the world's largest markets.

Lithuanian Post has become the first postal operator in the Baltic States to launch this service for business customers. The company's partner in shipping shipments to the United States is the United States Postal Service (USPS).

"We are pleased to be able to once again offer businesses the ability to send parcels to the USA via Lithuanian Post - this country is one of the most popular destinations for our business customers. We aim to be a reliable partner that helps Lithuanian businesses grow and strengthen ties with foreign markets," says Ruslanas Prokofjevas, Head of the Business and Technology Development Department at Lithuanian Post.

Business customers will need to sign an addendum to the contract regarding the customs payment procedure in order to start sending shipments to the USA. It is also necessary to confirm consent to the payment of customs and administrative fees at the LP EXPRESS self-service.

When sending shipments to the USA, it will also be mandatory to indicate the commodity identification (HS) code and indicate the country of origin of the goods.

Shipments sent to the US will be subject to an administration fee. This fee is required to cover additional logistics and data processing costs associated with complying with US customs and security requirements.

Currently, private customers can only send documents to the US from post offices by selecting the "Untracked" service. Lietuvos Paštas is actively working with partners and hopes to fully update the service for sending parcels to the US for private customers by the end of this year.

Source: Lithuanian Post