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3 days ago · The ABCs of Mailing guides you through the steps to help make sure your mail arrives at its final destination. Plan your mailing by: Choosing a proper service. Correctly calculating weights and measurements. Supplying proper documentation. Verifying our mailing cycle period for certain types of shipments. Verifying our delivery timeframe for ...
3 days ago · Apply proper shipping labels to the item. Include complete order documentation (manifest, bill of lading) with the item. You should produce all shipping labels according to our manufacturing specifications. Labels must be compliant with our specifications. These specifications exist to make sure that we can scan barcodes and that we can process ...
3 days ago · Choose a rigid, good, quality, corrugated carboard box. Tape all seams with reinforced tape. Wrap or secure the item using: Bubble wrap. Tissue paper. Newspaper. Foam peanuts. Inflatables. Mark the item with the word "FRAGILE" on the top and on one side near the shipping label.
The new rate is $1.40 to the US. You can go to your local PO and buy 10-cent stamps, however many you need, and apply them beside the old $1.30 stamp. I bought a booklet of six U.S.-rate stamps from Canada Post a couple of months ago. Each stamp is worth $1.30. After the May 6th increase, will they….
3 days ago · Include two spaces between the province or territory and the postal code. Print postal codes in uppercase with the first 3 elements separated from the last 3 by a space. Don’t use hyphens. If the postal code isn’t formatted in this manner, the mail may be delayed. Here’s an example of proper addressing format:
3 days ago · Example 1. An item measures 100 cm x 60 cm x 20 cm with an actual weight of 8 kg. Based on the parcel's dimensions, its volume is 120,000 cm 3. If it were shipped using Xpresspost service, a density factor of 5,000 would apply, resulting in a volumetric equivalent of actual weight of 24.
5 days ago · A valid Canadian postal code is composed of six characters, with a space separating the third and fourth characters. The format is A1A 1A1, where A represents a letter and 1 represents a digit.
