HongKong Post said on Monday it would resume parcel services to the United States starting from February 11. HongKong Post made the announcement in a statement after U.S. authorities confirmed that they would not impose additional tariffs on mail items containing goods from HongKong Post to the U.

Hongkong Post has resumed accepting US-bound parcels, the city’s postal authorities said, following Washington’s confirmation that it would not impose additional tariffs on packages from Hong Kong. In a statement on Monday night,

HongKong Post will restart parcel services to the U.S. on February 11. This decision follows the U.S.'s confirmation that no additional tariffs will be imposed on HongKong Post's mail items. The Hong Kong government has expressed its disapproval of earlier U.

Hongkong Post has said it will begin accepting US-bound parcels again from Tuesday as authorities in the United States have confirmed they will not impose a tariff on such items. US President Donald Trump on Friday paused tariffs on packages worth less than US$800 arriving from China,