UPS and the Postal Service have finalized a new Ground Saver agreement, with deliveries set to begin shortly.

The U.S. Postal Service is set to resume deliveries for UPS Ground Saver packages following a renewed agreement between the two companies. Deliveries will begin next week and ramp up throughout the year, including some UPS Mail Innovations volume. This collaboration aims to provide customers with cost-effective delivery options. Previously, UPS halted this relationship due to potential service risks and increased costs, raising rates by nearly 10%. The new deal, influenced by a change in USPS leadership, is expected to benefit UPS, although it may lead to longer transit times and pricing challenges for shippers.