The U.S. has been importing about three million parcels a day with little customs inspection, raising concerns about the ease of sending fentanyl.

By James Pomfret, Lisa Barrington and Casey Hall HONG KONG/SEOUL/SHANGHAI (Reuters) -The U.S. Postal Service said on Wednesday it would accept parcels from China and Hong Kong again after a temporary suspension following President Donald Trump scrapping a trade provision used by retailers including Temu,

The US Postal Service on Wednesday morning announced it will continue accepting incoming international parcels from China and Hong Kong — after saying late Tuesday night that it would suspend them.