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system.
Automated external defibrillator
(a) Identification. An automated
external defibrillator (AED) system
consists of an AED and those
accessories necessary for the AED to
detect and interpret an
electrocardiogram and deliver an
electrical shock (e.g., battery, pad
electrode, adapter, and hardware key for
pediatric use). An AED system analyzes
the patient’s electrocardiogram,
interprets the cardiac rhythm, and
automatically delivers an electrical
shock (fully automated AED), or advises
the user to deliver the shock (semiautomated or shock advisory AED) to
treat ventricular fibrillation or pulseless
ventricular tachycardia.
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(c) Date PMA or notice of completion
of PDP is required. A PMA will be
required to be submitted to the Food
and Drug Administration by May 4,
2015, for any AED that was in
commercial distribution before May 28,
1976, or that has, by May 4, 2015, been
found to be substantially equivalent to
any AED that was in commercial
distribution before May 28, 1976. A
PMA will be required to be submitted to
the Food and Drug Administration by
May 4, 2015, for any AED accessory
described in paragraph (a) of this
section that was in commercial
distribution before May 28, 1976, or that
has, by May 4, 2015, been found to be
substantially equivalent to any AED
accessory described in paragraph (a)
that was in commercial distribution
before May 28, 1976. Any other AED
and AED accessory described in
paragraph (a), shall have an approved
PMA or declared completed PDP in
effect before being placed in commercial
distribution.
Dated: January 28, 2015.
Leslie Kux,
Associate Commissioner for Policy.
[FR Doc. 2015–02049 Filed 2–2–15; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 4164–01–P
POSTAL SERVICE
39 CFR Part 20
International Product and Price
Changes
Postal ServiceTM.
ACTION: Final rule.
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AGENCY:
The Postal Service is revising
Mailing Standards of the United States
Postal Service, International Mail
Manual (IMM®, to reflect the prices,
product features, and classification
SUMMARY:
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changes to Competitive Services, as
established by the Governors of the
Postal Service.
DATES: Effective date: April 26, 2015.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Paula Rabkin at 202–268–2537.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: New
prices will be posted under Docket
Number CP2015–33 on the Postal
Regulatory Commission’s Web site at
https://www.prc.gov.
This final rule describes the
international price and classification
changes and the corresponding mailing
standards changes for the following
Competitive Services:
• Global Express Guaranteed ®
(GXG ®).
• Priority Mail Express
InternationalTM.
• Priority Mail International ®.
• First-Class Package International
ServiceTM.
• International Priority AirmailTM
(IPA ®).
• International Surface Air Lift ®
(ISAL ®).
• Direct Sacks of Printed Matter to
One Addressee (Airmail M-bags).
• International Extra Services:
Æ Certificate of Mailing.
Æ Registered MailTMService.
Æ Return Receipt Service.
New prices will be located on the
Postal Explorer® Web site at https://
pe.usps.com.
Global Express Guaranteed
Global Express Guaranteed (GXG) is
the Postal Service’s premier
international expedited product
provided through an alliance with
FedEx Express ®. The price increase for
GXG service averages 7.2 percent.
The Postal Service continues to
provide Commercial Base pricing to
online customers who prepare and pay
for GXG shipments via USPS-approved
payment methods, with variable
discounts up to 16 percent off the
published retail prices for GXG.
The Postal Service also continues to
offer Commercial Plus pricing price
incentives for large volume customers
who commit to tendering $100,000 in
annual postal revenue from GXG,
Priority Mail Express International
(PMEI), Priority Mail International
(PMI), and First-Class Package
International Service (FCPIS ®) via
USPS-approved payment methods, with
variable discounts up to 24 percent off
the published retail prices for GXG.
Priority Mail Express International
Priority Mail Express International
(PMEI) service provides fast service to
approximately 180 countries. A money-
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back guarantee service (exceptions
apply) is available for certain
destinations. The price increase for
PMEI service averages 6.7 percent. The
Commercial Base price and Commercial
Plus price for customers that prepare
and pay for PMEI shipments via permit
imprint, online at USPS.com®, or as
registered end-users using an authorized
PC Postage vendor will remain a
variable discount (based on the item’s
weight and price group) of up to 13
percent below the retail price for
Commercial Base price and up to 25
percent below the retail price for
Commercial Plus price.
The Postal Service continues to offer
PMEI Commercial Plus pricing that
includes discount price incentives to
large volume customers who commit to
tendering at least $100,000 in annual
postal revenue from GXG, PMEI,
Priority Mail International and FirstClass Package International Service. The
Postal Service will continue to include
PMEI in customized Global Expedited
Package Services (GEPS) contracts
offered to customers who meet certain
revenue thresholds and are willing to
commit to a larger amount of postal
revenue for PMEI and Priority Mail
International.
Priority Mail International
Priority Mail International (PMI) is a
way to send merchandise and
documents to about 180 countries. The
price increase for PMI service averages
6.8 percent. The Commercial Base price
and Commercial Plus price for
customers that prepare and pay for PMI
items via permit imprint, online at
USPS.com, or as registered end-users
using an authorized PC Postage vendor
will remain a variable discount (based
on the item’s weight and price group) of
up to 13 percent below the retail price
for Commercial Base price and up to 21
percent below the retail price for
Commercial Plus price. Large volume
mailers who commit to tendering at
least $100,000 in annual postal revenue
from GXG, PMEI, PMI, and First-Class
Package International Service may
request authorization for Commercial
Plus discount prices. The Postal Service
will continue to include PMI in
customized Global Expedited Package
Services (GEPS) contracts offered to
customers who meet certain revenue
thresholds and are willing to commit to
a larger amount of revenue to the USPS®
for PMEI and PMI.
In this filing we are proposing a
structural change to create price zones
for PMI to Canada. New zoned prices,
based on the origin ZIP Code for PMI
destined to Canada, will encourage
customers to better use our network and
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allow us to compete more effectively in
major metropolitan markets from which
U.S. businesses export and where the
Postal Service operates an international
gateway (International Service Center).
An additional classification change is
an increase to 66 pounds from 44
pounds for the maximum weight for
PMI Country Price Group 17
(Netherlands).
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First-Class Package International
Service
First-Class Package International
Service (FCPIS) is an economical
international service for small packages
weighing less than 4 pounds and not
exceeding $400 in value. The pricing
structure for FCPIS will continue to be
simpler than for some other
international products, with one retail
price worldwide for 1 to 2 ounces,
identical prices for 3 to 4 ounces within
each country price group, and identical
prices for 5 to 8 ounces within each
country price group. The price increase
for FCPIS averages 7.2 percent. The
Commercial Base price and Commercial
Plus price for customers that prepare
and pay for FCPIS items via permit
imprint or by USPS-approved online
payment methods will remain a variable
discount (based on the item’s weight
and price group) of up to 10 percent
below the retail price for Commercial
Base price and up to 16 percent below
the retail price for Commercial Plus
price. Large volume mailers who
commit to tendering at least $100,000 in
annual postal revenue from GXG, PMEI,
PMI, and FCPIS may request
authorization for Commercial Plus
discount prices.
International Priority Airmail and
International Surface Air Lift
Published prices for the commercial
international Shipping Services, which
include International Priority Airmail
(IPA) and International Surface Air Lift
(ISAL), will have an overall price
increase of 4.5 percent. The structure of
IPA and ISAL price categories will
continue to be priced by the worldwide
and 19 country price groups and
applicable mail shapes (letters and
postcards, large envelopes [flats], and
packages [small packets and rolls]).
These categories correspond to the
Universal Postal Convention
requirements to use shape-based
pricing. For IPA and ISAL, the Postal
Service offers incentive pricing through
International Negotiated Service
Agreements (NSAs).
International Priority Airmail (IPA)
service, including IPA M-bags, is a bulk
commercial service that provides rapid
and economical worldwide delivery to
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business mailers for volume mailings of
First-Class Mail International postcards,
letters, large envelopes (flats), and
FCPIS packages (small packets)
weighing up to a maximum 4.4 pounds.
IPA is dispatched to the destination
country where it is entered into the
postal administration’s air or surface
priority mail system for delivery. The
overall price increase for IPA service
averages 4.5 percent.
International Surface Air Lift (ISAL)
service, including ISAL M-Bags, is a
bulk commercial service that provides
economical worldwide delivery to
business mailers of volume mailings of
all First-Class Mail International
postcards, letters, large envelopes (flats),
and FCPIS packages (small packets)
weighing up to 4.4 pounds. ISAL is
dispatched to the destination country
where it is then entered into the postal
administration’s surface nonpriority
network. The overall price increase for
ISAL service averages 4.5 percent.
Direct Sacks of Printed Matter to One
Addressee (Airmail M-bags)
Airmail M-bags are direct sacks of
printed matter sent to a single foreign
addressee at a single address. Prices are
based on the weight of the sack. The
price increase for Airmail M-bags
averages 6.8 percent.
International Extra Services
Depending on country destination
and mail type, customers may add a
variety of extra services to their
outbound shipments. Prices for some of
these extra services are increasing. Also,
as a housekeeping measure, we will
remove provisions concerning Inbound
International Return Receipt and
Inbound International Insurance from
the Mail Classification Schedule, as
these are products offered by foreign
postal administrations to their
countries’ mailers, not USPS mail
products.
For our competitive offerings, we
revised the prices for the following
international extra services:
The price for Certificate of Mailing
will increase 2.5 percent.
Registered Mail
The price for Registered Mail will
increase 2.2 percent.
Return Receipt
The price for Return Receipt for
International Mail will increase 2.7
percent.
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The insurance tables for Priority Mail
Express International (PMEI) and
Priority Mail International (PMI) will be
combined into one table to simplify
pricing.
List of Subjects in 39 CFR Part 20
Foreign relations, International postal
services.
The Postal Service hereby adopts the
following changes to Mailing Standards
of the United States Postal Service,
International Mail Manual (IMM),
which is incorporated by reference in
the Code of Federal Regulations. See 39
CFR 20.1. Accordingly, 39 CFR part 20
is amended as follows:
PART 20—[AMENDED]
1. The authority citation for 39 CFR
part 20 continues to read as follows:
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Authority: 5 U.S.C. 552(a); 13 U.S.C. 301–
307; 18 U.S.C. 1692–1737; 39 U.S.C. 101,
401, 403, 404, 407, 414, 416, 3001–3011,
3201–3219, 3403–3406, 3621, 3622, 3626,
3632, 3633, and 5001.
2. Revise the following sections of
Mailing Standards of the United States
Postal Service, International Mail
Manual (IMM), as follows:
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Mailing Standards of the United States
Postal Service, International Mail
Manual (IMM)
2 Conditions for Mailing
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222.8 Extra Services—Merchandise
Insurance
[Revise second sentence of 222.8 to
read as follows:]
* * * See Exhibit 322.2 for individual
country merchandise insurance
limits.* * *
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230 Priority Mail International
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Certificate of Mailing
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Priority Mail Express International
Insurance and Priority Mail
International Insurance
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232.3 Priority Mail International
Medium and Large Flat Rate Boxes
[Revise next to last sentence about
insurance to read as follows:]
* * * Medium and Large Flat Rate
Boxes may be insured—see Exhibit
322.2 for insurance availability and
limitations.
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sender’s option. The insurance fee is in
addition to postage and other applicable
fees. See Notice 123, Price List, for the
fee schedule for optional Priority Mail
Express International merchandise
insurance coverage.
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322 Priority Mail Express International
Insurance
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322.2 Availability
[Delete last sentence of 322.2 and
replace with new sentence about Exhibit
322.2 as follows:]
* * * See Exhibit 322.2 for
availability and insurance limits.
[Insert new Exhibit 322.2 to read as
shown in the table appended to the end
of this Federal Register Notice.]
323 Priority Mail International
Insurance
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322.3 Additional Coverage and Fees
[Revise 322.3 to read as follows:]
Additional merchandise insurance
coverage above $200—up to the
maximum amount allowed by the
country (see Exhibit 322.2) but never to
exceed $5,000—may be purchased at the
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Price group
Netherlands .......................
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323.3 Coverage and Fees
[Revise the first sentence of 323.3 to
read as follows and delete the second
sentence in its entirety:]
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Price group
Max. wt.
(lbs.)
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[Change the weight for Netherlands
Priority Mail International to 66 pounds
so that the entry for Netherlands reads
as follows:]
Price group
70
17
66
17
3
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Priority Mail Express International
(220)
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Country Price Groups and Weight
Limits
Priority mail international 1
Priority mail express
international
Max. wt.
(lbs.)
Individual Country Listings
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323.2 Availability
[Replace second sentence of 323.2 to
read as follows:]
* * * See Exhibit 322.2.* * *
Global express guaranteed
Country
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Merchandise insurance coverage—up
to the maximum amount allowed by the
country (see Exhibit 322.2) but never to
exceed $5,000—may be purchased at the
sender’s option. The insurance fee is in
addition to postage and other applicable
fees and is based on the insured
value.* * *
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[For each country that offers Priority
Mail Express International merchandise
insurance, replace the fee table with the
following:]
See Exhibit 322.2 for individual
country merchandise insurance limits.
See Notice 123, Price List, for the fee
schedule for Priority Mail Express
International merchandise insurance
coverage.
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Priority Mail International (230)
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First-class mail international
and first-class package
international service
Max. wt.
(lbs.)
Price group
Max. wt. 2
(ozs./lbs.)
66
5
3.5/4
[For each country that offers Priority
Mail International merchandise
insurance, replace the fee table with the
following:]
See Exhibit 322.2 for individual
country merchandise insurance limits.
See Notice 123, Price List, for the fee
schedule for Priority Mail International
merchandise insurance coverage.
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Exhibit 322.2
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Afghanistan ..............................................................................................................................................................
Albania .....................................................................................................................................................................
Algeria ......................................................................................................................................................................
Andorra ....................................................................................................................................................................
Angola ......................................................................................................................................................................
Anguilla ....................................................................................................................................................................
Antigua and Barbuda ...............................................................................................................................................
Argentina ..................................................................................................................................................................
Armenia ....................................................................................................................................................................
Aruba .......................................................................................................................................................................
Ascension ................................................................................................................................................................
Australia ...................................................................................................................................................................
Austria ......................................................................................................................................................................
Azerbaijan ................................................................................................................................................................
Bahamas ..................................................................................................................................................................
Bahrain .....................................................................................................................................................................
Bangladesh ..............................................................................................................................................................
Barbados ..................................................................................................................................................................
Belarus .....................................................................................................................................................................
Belgium ....................................................................................................................................................................
Belize .......................................................................................................................................................................
Benin ........................................................................................................................................................................
Bermuda ..................................................................................................................................................................
Bhutan ......................................................................................................................................................................
Bolivia ......................................................................................................................................................................
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Bosnia-Herzegovina .................................................................................................................................................
Botswana .................................................................................................................................................................
Brazil ........................................................................................................................................................................
British Virgin Islands ................................................................................................................................................
Brunei Darussalam ..................................................................................................................................................
Bulgaria ....................................................................................................................................................................
Burkina Faso ............................................................................................................................................................
Burma (Myanmar) ....................................................................................................................................................
Burundi .....................................................................................................................................................................
Cambodia .................................................................................................................................................................
Cameroon ................................................................................................................................................................
Canada ....................................................................................................................................................................
Cape Verde ..............................................................................................................................................................
Cayman Islands .......................................................................................................................................................
Central African Republic ..........................................................................................................................................
Chad ........................................................................................................................................................................
Chile .........................................................................................................................................................................
China ........................................................................................................................................................................
Colombia ..................................................................................................................................................................
Comoros ..................................................................................................................................................................
Congo, Democratic Republic of the ........................................................................................................................
Congo, Republic of the ............................................................................................................................................
Costa Rica ...............................................................................................................................................................
Cote d’Ivoire .............................................................................................................................................................
Croatia .....................................................................................................................................................................
Cuba ........................................................................................................................................................................
Curacao (includes Bonaire, Saba, and Sint Eustatius) ...........................................................................................
Cyprus ......................................................................................................................................................................
Czech Republic ........................................................................................................................................................
Denmark ..................................................................................................................................................................
Djibouti .....................................................................................................................................................................
Dominica ..................................................................................................................................................................
Dominican Republic .................................................................................................................................................
Ecuador ....................................................................................................................................................................
Egypt ........................................................................................................................................................................
El Salvador ..............................................................................................................................................................
Equatorial Guinea ....................................................................................................................................................
Eritrea ......................................................................................................................................................................
Estonia .....................................................................................................................................................................
Ethiopia ....................................................................................................................................................................
Falkland Islands .......................................................................................................................................................
Faroe Islands ...........................................................................................................................................................
Fiji ............................................................................................................................................................................
Finland .....................................................................................................................................................................
France ......................................................................................................................................................................
French Guiana .........................................................................................................................................................
French Polynesia .....................................................................................................................................................
Gabon ......................................................................................................................................................................
Gambia ....................................................................................................................................................................
Georgia, Republic of ................................................................................................................................................
Germany ..................................................................................................................................................................
Ghana ......................................................................................................................................................................
Gibraltar ...................................................................................................................................................................
Great Britain and Northern Ireland ..........................................................................................................................
Greece .....................................................................................................................................................................
Greenland ................................................................................................................................................................
Grenada ...................................................................................................................................................................
Guadeloupe .............................................................................................................................................................
Guatemala ...............................................................................................................................................................
Guinea .....................................................................................................................................................................
Guinea–Bissau .........................................................................................................................................................
Guyana ....................................................................................................................................................................
Haiti ..........................................................................................................................................................................
Honduras .................................................................................................................................................................
Hong Kong ...............................................................................................................................................................
Hungary ...................................................................................................................................................................
Iceland .....................................................................................................................................................................
India .........................................................................................................................................................................
Indonesia .................................................................................................................................................................
Iran ...........................................................................................................................................................................
Iraq ...........................................................................................................................................................................
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Israel ........................................................................................................................................................................
Italy ..........................................................................................................................................................................
Ivory Coast (Cote d’Ivoire) .......................................................................................................................................
Jamaica ....................................................................................................................................................................
Japan .......................................................................................................................................................................
Jordan ......................................................................................................................................................................
Kazakhstan ..............................................................................................................................................................
Kenya .......................................................................................................................................................................
Kiribati ......................................................................................................................................................................
Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of (North Korea) .........................................................................................
Korea, Republic of (South Korea) ...........................................................................................................................
Kosovo, Republic of .................................................................................................................................................
Kuwait ......................................................................................................................................................................
Kyrgyzstan ...............................................................................................................................................................
Laos .........................................................................................................................................................................
Latvia .......................................................................................................................................................................
Lebanon ...................................................................................................................................................................
Lesotho ....................................................................................................................................................................
Liberia ......................................................................................................................................................................
Libya ........................................................................................................................................................................
Liechtenstein ............................................................................................................................................................
Lithuania ..................................................................................................................................................................
Luxembourg .............................................................................................................................................................
Macao ......................................................................................................................................................................
Macedonia, Republic of ...........................................................................................................................................
Madagascar .............................................................................................................................................................
Malawi ......................................................................................................................................................................
Malaysia ...................................................................................................................................................................
Maldives ...................................................................................................................................................................
Mali ..........................................................................................................................................................................
Malta ........................................................................................................................................................................
Martinique ................................................................................................................................................................
Mauritania ................................................................................................................................................................
Mauritius ..................................................................................................................................................................
Mexico ......................................................................................................................................................................
Moldova ...................................................................................................................................................................
Mongolia ..................................................................................................................................................................
Montenegro ..............................................................................................................................................................
Montserrat ................................................................................................................................................................
Morocco ...................................................................................................................................................................
Mozambique ............................................................................................................................................................
Namibia ....................................................................................................................................................................
Nauru .......................................................................................................................................................................
Nepal ........................................................................................................................................................................
Netherlands ..............................................................................................................................................................
New Caledonia ........................................................................................................................................................
New Zealand ............................................................................................................................................................
Nicaragua .................................................................................................................................................................
Niger ........................................................................................................................................................................
Nigeria ......................................................................................................................................................................
Norway .....................................................................................................................................................................
Oman .......................................................................................................................................................................
Pakistan ...................................................................................................................................................................
Panama ....................................................................................................................................................................
Papua New Guinea .................................................................................................................................................
Paraguay ..................................................................................................................................................................
Peru .........................................................................................................................................................................
Philippines ................................................................................................................................................................
Pitcairn Island ..........................................................................................................................................................
Poland ......................................................................................................................................................................
Portugal ....................................................................................................................................................................
Qatar ........................................................................................................................................................................
Reunion ....................................................................................................................................................................
Romania ...................................................................................................................................................................
Russia ......................................................................................................................................................................
Rwanda ....................................................................................................................................................................
Saint Christopher and Nevis ....................................................................................................................................
Saint Helena ............................................................................................................................................................
Saint Lucia ...............................................................................................................................................................
Saint Pierre and Miquelon .......................................................................................................................................
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PMEI
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines ..........................................................................................................................
San Marino ..............................................................................................................................................................
Sao Tome and Principe ...........................................................................................................................................
Saudi Arabia ............................................................................................................................................................
Senegal ....................................................................................................................................................................
Serbia, Republic of ..................................................................................................................................................
Seychelles ................................................................................................................................................................
Sierra Leone ............................................................................................................................................................
Singapore .................................................................................................................................................................
Sint Maarten ............................................................................................................................................................
Slovak Republic (Slovakia) ......................................................................................................................................
Slovenia ...................................................................................................................................................................
Solomon Islands ......................................................................................................................................................
Somalia ....................................................................................................................................................................
South Africa .............................................................................................................................................................
Spain ........................................................................................................................................................................
Sri Lanka ..................................................................................................................................................................
Sudan .......................................................................................................................................................................
Suriname ..................................................................................................................................................................
Swaziland .................................................................................................................................................................
Sweden ....................................................................................................................................................................
Switzerland ..............................................................................................................................................................
Syrian Arab Republic (Syria) ...................................................................................................................................
Taiwan .....................................................................................................................................................................
Tajikistan ..................................................................................................................................................................
Tanzania ..................................................................................................................................................................
Thailand ...................................................................................................................................................................
Timor-Leste, Democratic Republic of ......................................................................................................................
Togo .........................................................................................................................................................................
Tonga .......................................................................................................................................................................
Trinidad and Tobago ...............................................................................................................................................
Tristan da Cunha .....................................................................................................................................................
Tunisia .....................................................................................................................................................................
Turkey ......................................................................................................................................................................
Turkmenistan ...........................................................................................................................................................
Turks and Caicos Islands ........................................................................................................................................
Tuvalu ......................................................................................................................................................................
Uganda ....................................................................................................................................................................
Ukraine .....................................................................................................................................................................
United Arab Emirates ..............................................................................................................................................
United Kingdom (Great Britain and Northern Ireland) .............................................................................................
Uruguay ...................................................................................................................................................................
Uzbekistan ...............................................................................................................................................................
Vanuatu ....................................................................................................................................................................
Vatican City ..............................................................................................................................................................
Venezuela ................................................................................................................................................................
Vietnam ....................................................................................................................................................................
Wallis and Futuna Islands .......................................................................................................................................
Western Samoa .......................................................................................................................................................
Yemen ......................................................................................................................................................................
Zambia .....................................................................................................................................................................
Zimbabwe ................................................................................................................................................................
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POSTAL SERVICE
39 CFR Part 20
International Service Changes—
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established by the Governors of the
Postal Service.
DATES: Effective date: April 26, 2015.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Paula Rabkin at 202–268–2537.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: New
classification changes are available
under Docket Number CP2015–33 on
the Postal Regulatory Commission’s
Web site at https://www.prc.gov.
This final rule describes the
international classification changes and
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39 CFR Part 20
International Product and Price Changes
AGENCY: Postal ServiceTM.
ACTION: Final rule.
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SUMMARY: The Postal Service is revising Mailing Standards of the United
States Postal Service, International Mail Manual (IMM[supreg], to
reflect the prices, product features, and classification changes to
Competitive Services, as established by the Governors of the Postal
Service.
DATES: Effective date: April 26, 2015.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Paula Rabkin at 202-268-2537.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: New prices will be posted under Docket
Number CP2015-33 on the Postal Regulatory Commission's Web site at
https://www.prc.gov.
This final rule describes the international price and
classification changes and the corresponding mailing standards changes
for the following Competitive Services:
Global Express Guaranteed [supreg] (GXG [supreg]).
Priority Mail Express InternationalTM.
Priority Mail International [supreg].
First-Class Package International ServiceTM.
International Priority Airmail\TM\ (IPA [supreg]).
International Surface Air Lift [supreg] (ISAL [supreg]).
Direct Sacks of Printed Matter to One Addressee (Airmail
M-bags).
International Extra Services:
[cir] Certificate of Mailing.
[cir] Registered MailTMService.
[cir] Return Receipt Service.
New prices will be located on the Postal Explorer[supreg] Web site
at https://pe.usps.com.
Global Express Guaranteed
Global Express Guaranteed (GXG) is the Postal Service's premier
international expedited product provided through an alliance with FedEx
Express [supreg]. The price increase for GXG service averages 7.2
percent.
The Postal Service continues to provide Commercial Base pricing to
online customers who prepare and pay for GXG shipments via USPS-
approved payment methods, with variable discounts up to 16 percent off
the published retail prices for GXG.
The Postal Service also continues to offer Commercial Plus pricing
price incentives for large volume customers who commit to tendering
$100,000 in annual postal revenue from GXG, Priority Mail Express
International (PMEI), Priority Mail International (PMI), and First-
Class Package International Service (FCPIS [supreg]) via USPS-approved
payment methods, with variable discounts up to 24 percent off the
published retail prices for GXG.
Priority Mail Express International
Priority Mail Express International (PMEI) service provides fast
service to approximately 180 countries. A money-back guarantee service
(exceptions apply) is available for certain destinations. The price
increase for PMEI service averages 6.7 percent. The Commercial Base
price and Commercial Plus price for customers that prepare and pay for
PMEI shipments via permit imprint, online at USPS.com[supreg], or as
registered end-users using an authorized PC Postage vendor will remain
a variable discount (based on the item's weight and price group) of up
to 13 percent below the retail price for Commercial Base price and up
to 25 percent below the retail price for Commercial Plus price.
The Postal Service continues to offer PMEI Commercial Plus pricing
that includes discount price incentives to large volume customers who
commit to tendering at least $100,000 in annual postal revenue from
GXG, PMEI, Priority Mail International and First-Class Package
International Service. The Postal Service will continue to include PMEI
in customized Global Expedited Package Services (GEPS) contracts
offered to customers who meet certain revenue thresholds and are
willing to commit to a larger amount of postal revenue for PMEI and
Priority Mail International.
Priority Mail International
Priority Mail International (PMI) is a way to send merchandise and
documents to about 180 countries. The price increase for PMI service
averages 6.8 percent. The Commercial Base price and Commercial Plus
price for customers that prepare and pay for PMI items via permit
imprint, online at USPS.com, or as registered end-users using an
authorized PC Postage vendor will remain a variable discount (based on
the item's weight and price group) of up to 13 percent below the retail
price for Commercial Base price and up to 21 percent below the retail
price for Commercial Plus price. Large volume mailers who commit to
tendering at least $100,000 in annual postal revenue from GXG, PMEI,
PMI, and First-Class Package International Service may request
authorization for Commercial Plus discount prices. The Postal Service
will continue to include PMI in customized Global Expedited Package
Services (GEPS) contracts offered to customers who meet certain revenue
thresholds and are willing to commit to a larger amount of revenue to
the USPS[supreg] for PMEI and PMI.
In this filing we are proposing a structural change to create price
zones for PMI to Canada. New zoned prices, based on the origin ZIP Code
for PMI destined to Canada, will encourage customers to better use our
network and
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allow us to compete more effectively in major metropolitan markets from
which U.S. businesses export and where the Postal Service operates an
international gateway (International Service Center).
An additional classification change is an increase to 66 pounds
from 44 pounds for the maximum weight for PMI Country Price Group 17
(Netherlands).
First-Class Package International Service
First-Class Package International Service (FCPIS) is an economical
international service for small packages weighing less than 4 pounds
and not exceeding $400 in value. The pricing structure for FCPIS will
continue to be simpler than for some other international products, with
one retail price worldwide for 1 to 2 ounces, identical prices for 3 to
4 ounces within each country price group, and identical prices for 5 to
8 ounces within each country price group. The price increase for FCPIS
averages 7.2 percent. The Commercial Base price and Commercial Plus
price for customers that prepare and pay for FCPIS items via permit
imprint or by USPS-approved online payment methods will remain a
variable discount (based on the item's weight and price group) of up to
10 percent below the retail price for Commercial Base price and up to
16 percent below the retail price for Commercial Plus price. Large
volume mailers who commit to tendering at least $100,000 in annual
postal revenue from GXG, PMEI, PMI, and FCPIS may request authorization
for Commercial Plus discount prices.
International Priority Airmail and International Surface Air Lift
Published prices for the commercial international Shipping
Services, which include International Priority Airmail (IPA) and
International Surface Air Lift (ISAL), will have an overall price
increase of 4.5 percent. The structure of IPA and ISAL price categories
will continue to be priced by the worldwide and 19 country price groups
and applicable mail shapes (letters and postcards, large envelopes
[flats], and packages [small packets and rolls]). These categories
correspond to the Universal Postal Convention requirements to use
shape-based pricing. For IPA and ISAL, the Postal Service offers
incentive pricing through International Negotiated Service Agreements
(NSAs).
International Priority Airmail (IPA) service, including IPA M-bags,
is a bulk commercial service that provides rapid and economical
worldwide delivery to business mailers for volume mailings of First-
Class Mail International postcards, letters, large envelopes (flats),
and FCPIS packages (small packets) weighing up to a maximum 4.4 pounds.
IPA is dispatched to the destination country where it is entered into
the postal administration's air or surface priority mail system for
delivery. The overall price increase for IPA service averages 4.5
percent.
International Surface Air Lift (ISAL) service, including ISAL M-
Bags, is a bulk commercial service that provides economical worldwide
delivery to business mailers of volume mailings of all First-Class Mail
International postcards, letters, large envelopes (flats), and FCPIS
packages (small packets) weighing up to 4.4 pounds. ISAL is dispatched
to the destination country where it is then entered into the postal
administration's surface nonpriority network. The overall price
increase for ISAL service averages 4.5 percent.
Direct Sacks of Printed Matter to One Addressee (Airmail M-bags)
Airmail M-bags are direct sacks of printed matter sent to a single
foreign addressee at a single address. Prices are based on the weight
of the sack. The price increase for Airmail M-bags averages 6.8
percent.
International Extra Services
Depending on country destination and mail type, customers may add a
variety of extra services to their outbound shipments. Prices for some
of these extra services are increasing. Also, as a housekeeping
measure, we will remove provisions concerning Inbound International
Return Receipt and Inbound International Insurance from the Mail
Classification Schedule, as these are products offered by foreign
postal administrations to their countries' mailers, not USPS mail
products.
For our competitive offerings, we revised the prices for the
following international extra services:
Certificate of Mailing
The price for Certificate of Mailing will increase 2.5 percent.
Registered Mail
The price for Registered Mail will increase 2.2 percent.
Return Receipt
The price for Return Receipt for International Mail will increase
2.7 percent.
Priority Mail Express International Insurance and Priority Mail
International Insurance
The insurance tables for Priority Mail Express International (PMEI)
and Priority Mail International (PMI) will be combined into one table
to simplify pricing.
List of Subjects in 39 CFR Part 20
Foreign relations, International postal services.
The Postal Service hereby adopts the following changes to Mailing
Standards of the United States Postal Service, International Mail
Manual (IMM), which is incorporated by reference in the Code of Federal
Regulations. See 39 CFR 20.1. Accordingly, 39 CFR part 20 is amended as
follows:
PART 20--[AMENDED]
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1. The authority citation for 39 CFR part 20 continues to read as
follows:
Authority: 5 U.S.C. 552(a); 13 U.S.C. 301-307; 18 U.S.C. 1692-
1737; 39 U.S.C. 101, 401, 403, 404, 407, 414, 416, 3001-3011, 3201-
3219, 3403-3406, 3621, 3622, 3626, 3632, 3633, and 5001.
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2. Revise the following sections of Mailing Standards of the United
States Postal Service, International Mail Manual (IMM), as follows:
Mailing Standards of the United States Postal Service, International
Mail Manual (IMM)
2 Conditions for Mailing
* * * * *
220 Priority Mail Express International
* * * * *
222.8 Extra Services--Merchandise Insurance
[Revise second sentence of 222.8 to read as follows:]
* * * See Exhibit 322.2 for individual country merchandise
insurance limits.* * *
* * * * *
230 Priority Mail International
* * * * *
232.3 Priority Mail International Medium and Large Flat Rate Boxes
[Revise next to last sentence about insurance to read as follows:]
* * * Medium and Large Flat Rate Boxes may be insured--see Exhibit
322.2 for insurance availability and limitations.
* * * * *
3 Insurance
* * * * *
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322 Priority Mail Express International Insurance
* * * * *
322.2 Availability
[Delete last sentence of 322.2 and replace with new sentence about
Exhibit 322.2 as follows:]
* * * See Exhibit 322.2 for availability and insurance limits.
[Insert new Exhibit 322.2 to read as shown in the table appended to
the end of this Federal Register Notice.]
322.3 Additional Coverage and Fees
[Revise 322.3 to read as follows:]
Additional merchandise insurance coverage above $200--up to the
maximum amount allowed by the country (see Exhibit 322.2) but never to
exceed $5,000--may be purchased at the sender's option. The insurance
fee is in addition to postage and other applicable fees. See Notice
123, Price List, for the fee schedule for optional Priority Mail
Express International merchandise insurance coverage.
* * * * *
323 Priority Mail International Insurance
* * * * *
323.2 Availability
[Replace second sentence of 323.2 to read as follows:]
* * * See Exhibit 322.2.* * *
323.3 Coverage and Fees
[Revise the first sentence of 323.3 to read as follows and delete
the second sentence in its entirety:]
Merchandise insurance coverage--up to the maximum amount allowed by
the country (see Exhibit 322.2) but never to exceed $5,000--may be
purchased at the sender's option. The insurance fee is in addition to
postage and other applicable fees and is based on the insured value.* *
*
* * * * *
Country Price Groups and Weight Limits
* * * * *
[Change the weight for Netherlands Priority Mail International to
66 pounds so that the entry for Netherlands reads as follows:]
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Global express guaranteed Priority mail express Priority mail international \1\ First-class mail international
---------------------------------- international ---------------------------------- and first-class package
---------------------------------- international service
Country Max. wt. Max. wt. ---------------------------------
Price group (lbs.) Price group Max. wt. Price group (lbs.) Max. wt.\ 2\
(lbs.) Price group (ozs./lbs.)
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Netherlands............................................. 3 70 17 66 17 66 5 3.5/4
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* * * * *
Individual Country Listings
* * * * *
Priority Mail Express International (220)
* * * * *
[For each country that offers Priority Mail Express International
merchandise insurance, replace the fee table with the following:]
See Exhibit 322.2 for individual country merchandise insurance
limits. See Notice 123, Price List, for the fee schedule for Priority
Mail Express International merchandise insurance coverage.
* * * * *
Priority Mail International (230)
* * * * *
[For each country that offers Priority Mail International
merchandise insurance, replace the fee table with the following:]
See Exhibit 322.2 for individual country merchandise insurance
limits. See Notice 123, Price List, for the fee schedule for Priority
Mail International merchandise insurance coverage.
* * * * *
Exhibit 322.2
Priority Mail Express International and Priority Mail International
Merchandise Insurance Limits
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Afghanistan............................. n/a n/a
Albania................................. 5000 n/a
Algeria................................. 5000 n/a
Andorra................................. 5000 5000
Angola.................................. 5000 n/a
Anguilla................................ 5000 415
Antigua and Barbuda..................... n/a 60
Argentina............................... 5000 5000
Armenia................................. 5000 875
Aruba................................... 5000 830
Ascension............................... n/a n/a
Australia............................... 5000 3644
Austria................................. 5000 5000
Azerbaijan.............................. 5000 2915
Bahamas................................. 5000 1458
Bahrain................................. 5000 n/a
Bangladesh.............................. 5000 5000
Barbados................................ 5000 238
Belarus................................. 5000 1312
Belgium................................. 650 650
Belize.................................. 5000 1600
Benin................................... 5000 n/a
Bermuda................................. 5000 440
Bhutan.................................. 5000 22
Bolivia................................. 5000 n/a
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Bosnia-Herzegovina...................... 5000 5000
Botswana................................ 5000 73
Brazil.................................. 5000 2915
British Virgin Islands.................. n/a 500
Brunei Darussalam....................... 5000 n/a
Bulgaria................................ 5000 1115
Burkina Faso............................ 5000 969
Burma (Myanmar)......................... n/a n/a
Burundi................................. 5000 5000
Cambodia................................ 5000 n/a
Cameroon................................ 5000 n/a
Canada.................................. 5000 675
Cape Verde.............................. 5000 n/a
Cayman Islands.......................... 5000 n/a
Central African Republic................ 5000 n/a
Chad.................................... 5000 185
Chile................................... 5000 n/a
China................................... 5000 1222
Colombia................................ 5000 999
Comoros................................. n/a 690
Congo, Democratic Republic of the....... 5000 n/a
Congo, Republic of the.................. 5000 1685
Costa Rica.............................. 5000 n/a
Cote d'Ivoire........................... 5000 5000
Croatia................................. 5000 5000
Cuba.................................... n/a n/a
Curacao (includes Bonaire, Saba, and 5000 5000
Sint Eustatius)........................
Cyprus.................................. 5000 5000
Czech Republic.......................... 5000 5000
Denmark................................. 650 650
Djibouti................................ 5000 880
Dominica................................ 5000 n/a
Dominican Republic...................... 5000 n/a
Ecuador................................. 5000 n/a
Egypt................................... 5000 1685
El Salvador............................. 5000 n/a
Equatorial Guinea....................... n/a n/a
Eritrea................................. 5000 n/a
Estonia................................. 5000 2187
Ethiopia................................ 5000 n/a
Falkland Islands........................ n/a n/a
Faroe Islands........................... 5000 5000
Fiji.................................... 5000 n/a
Finland................................. 650 650
France.................................. 650 650
French Guiana........................... 5000 5000
French Polynesia........................ 5000 4519
Gabon................................... 5000 523
Gambia.................................. n/a n/a
Georgia, Republic of.................... 5000 1458
Germany................................. 500 500
Ghana................................... 5000 n/a
Gibraltar............................... n/a n/a
Great Britain and Northern Ireland...... 650 n/a
Greece.................................. 650 650
Greenland............................... n/a 5000
Grenada................................. 5000 350
Guadeloupe.............................. 5000 5000
Guatemala............................... n/a n/a
Guinea.................................. 5000 948
Guinea-Bissau........................... 5000 2915
Guyana.................................. 5000 10
Haiti................................... 5000 n/a
Honduras................................ n/a n/a
Hong Kong............................... 5000 5000
Hungary................................. 5000 5000
Iceland................................. 650 650
India................................... 5000 2189
Indonesia............................... 5000 n/a
Iran.................................... n/a n/a
Iraq.................................... 5000 n/a
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Ireland................................. 650 650
Israel.................................. 5000 n/a
Italy................................... 650 650
Ivory Coast (Cote d'Ivoire)............. 5000 5000
Jamaica................................. 5000 n/a
Japan................................... 5000 5000
Jordan.................................. n/a n/a
Kazakhstan.............................. 5000 5000
Kenya................................... 5000 131
Kiribati................................ n/a n/a
Korea, Democratic People's Republic of n/a n/a
(North Korea)..........................
Korea, Republic of (South Korea)........ 5000 5000
Kosovo, Republic of..................... n/a n/a
Kuwait.................................. 5000 2000
Kyrgyzstan.............................. 5000 5000
Laos.................................... 5000 n/a
Latvia.................................. 5000 1458
Lebanon................................. 5000 n/a
Lesotho................................. 5000 440
Liberia................................. 5000 440
Libya................................... n/a n/a
Liechtenstein........................... 5000 5000
Lithuania............................... 5000 5000
Luxembourg.............................. 650 650
Macao................................... 5000 4227
Macedonia, Republic of.................. 5000 2380
Madagascar.............................. 5000 199
Malawi.................................. n/a n/a
Malaysia................................ 5000 1429
Maldives................................ 5000 n/a
Mali.................................... 5000 n/a
Malta................................... 5000 n/a
Martinique.............................. 5000 5000
Mauritania.............................. 5000 635
Mauritius............................... 5000 165
Mexico.................................. 5000 n/a
Moldova................................. 5000 2915
Mongolia................................ 5000 n/a
Montenegro.............................. n/a 5000
Montserrat.............................. n/a 2200
Morocco................................. 5000 5000
Mozambique.............................. 5000 n/a
Namibia................................. 5000 4405
Nauru................................... 5000 220
Nepal................................... 5000 n/a
Netherlands............................. 650 650
New Caledonia........................... 5000 1775
New Zealand............................. 5000 1025
Nicaragua............................... 5000 n/a
Niger................................... 5000 n/a
Nigeria................................. 5000 n/a
Norway.................................. 650 650
Oman.................................... 5000 575
Pakistan................................ 5000 867
Panama.................................. 5000 n/a
Papua New Guinea........................ 5000 445
Paraguay................................ 5000 n/a
Peru.................................... 5000 n/a
Philippines............................. 5000 n/a
Pitcairn Island......................... n/a n/a
Poland.................................. 5000 5000
Portugal................................ 650 650
Qatar................................... 5000 n/a
Reunion................................. n/a 5000
Romania................................. 5000 5000
Russia.................................. 5000 5000
Rwanda.................................. 5000 n/a
Saint Christopher and Nevis............. 5000 242
Saint Helena............................ n/a 170
Saint Lucia............................. 5000 n/a
Saint Pierre and Miquelon............... n/a 5000
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Saint Vincent and the Grenadines........ 5000 130
San Marino.............................. 5000 5000
Sao Tome and Principe................... n/a 440
Saudi Arabia............................ 5000 n/a
Senegal................................. 5000 936
Serbia, Republic of..................... 5000 5000
Seychelles.............................. 5000 n/a
Sierra Leone............................ 5000 n/a
Singapore............................... 5000 3000
Sint Maarten............................ 5000 5000
Slovak Republic (Slovakia).............. 650 650
Slovenia................................ 650 650
Solomon Islands......................... 5000 n/a
Somalia................................. n/a n/a
South Africa............................ 5000 n/a
Spain................................... 650 650
Sri Lanka............................... 5000 35
Sudan................................... n/a n/a
Suriname................................ n/a 535
Swaziland............................... 5000 560
Sweden.................................. 650 650
Switzerland............................. 650 650
Syrian Arab Republic (Syria)............ 5000 n/a
Taiwan.................................. 5000 1350
Tajikistan.............................. 5000 5000
Tanzania................................ 5000 248
Thailand................................ 5000 1458
Timor-Leste, Democratic Republic of..... n/a n/a
Togo.................................... 5000 n/a
Tonga................................... 5000 515
Trinidad and Tobago..................... 5000 n/a
Tristan da Cunha........................ n/a n/a
Tunisia................................. 5000 3834
Turkey.................................. 5000 952
Turkmenistan............................ 5000 729
Turks and Caicos Islands................ 650 n/a
Tuvalu.................................. n/a 675
Uganda.................................. 5000 n/a
Ukraine................................. 5000 5000
United Arab Emirates.................... 5000 5000
United Kingdom (Great Britain and 650 n/a
Northern Ireland)......................
Uruguay................................. 5000 n/a
Uzbekistan.............................. 5000 5000
Vanuatu................................. n/a n/a
Vatican City............................ 5000 2380
Venezuela............................... n/a n/a
Vietnam................................. 5000 n/a
Wallis and Futuna Islands............... n/a 1615
Western Samoa........................... n/a 295
Yemen................................... 5000 820
Zambia.................................. 5000 n/a
Zimbabwe................................ 5000 n/a
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* * * * *
We will publish an appropriate amendment to 39 CFR part 20 to
reflect these changes.
Stanley F. Mires,
Attorney, Federal Requirements.
[FR Doc. 2015-02007 Filed 2-2-15; 8:45 am]
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