Friends, today I visited my local post office, and unfortunately, I’m bringing you some bad news.
Starting January 1, 2026 — and this change is now in effect worldwide — the option to send goods using International Registered Mail has been completely discontinued. I previously used this service to ship parcels up to 1 kilogram. It was flexible, reasonably priced, and allowed me to adjust shipping costs based on the size and weight of each package.
That option is now gone.
From now on, I can only use International Priority Parcel, where the price is fixed for any shipment up to one kilogram — whether you purchase one small countryball or two large ones. Other services exist, such as EMS, but they are even more expensive.
The biggest price increase affects shipments sent outside of Europe, where postal costs have jumped significantly.
What makes this even more painful is that today I already shipped orders that were placed before January 1, but had to send them under the new rates — absorbing substantial losses due to the sudden change in conditions.
Because of this, I have no choice but to completely revise my shipping price policy and synchronize it with the new global postal rules. I fully understand that this may discourage some buyers, and I genuinely hate that. Unfortunately, this situation is entirely out of my control.
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