A bad news has come that the buyers are all crying out! Japanese postals are sending international parcels to countries. The average postage rate rose by 40 per cent! Up to 500 per cent, starting next april。
Take an example. For example, a small parcel (shipped) of 1 kg from tokyo to shanghai is now sent through the japanese post office. The current price is 1,400 yen. The price next april is 1,400 x 1. 4 = 1960 yen. At the current rate of exchange, it is equivalent to around 126 yuan. And now about 50g of air transport (print) will be sent to asian countries at a current price of 120 yen, up to 350 yen; and to the united states at 150 yen, up to 750 yen, up fivefold。
The increase in postage costs is limited to air defecation, sal defecation and ship defecation。
While the cost can be passed on to domestic consumers, there is no doubt that it has significantly increased the cost of buying japanese goods, believing that it would discourage many consumers from buying other countries or domestically produced goods? After april next year, will japan not cry? Business is getting harder and harder. Also, next year, the cost of the parcel mail from japan to china is not the highest. The most expensive would probably be the united states, as the current postage rate would be increased by 60 per cent。
It is alleged that the japanese postal service has not substantially altered the price of small parcels for 25 years. However, the postage charges for international ems, letters and postcards will not increase。
A foreign trading company is run in linin, a japanese citizen. The main camp is japan's various cosmetics. She stated that this year’s new coronary outbreak led to a significant reduction in turnover. It was expected that business would improve next year, but it seemed that trouble would come. Postage in japan has increased and the outlook for the company has become unpredictable。
A little tip:
Small parcels are parcels with a total width of 90 cm and a mass of 2 kg. Over the past year, small parcels accounted for over a quarter of the parcels sent from japan. Eighty per cent of them are japanese goods purchased by overseas consumer networks。
