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In a significant move, Hong Kong Post announced on Tuesday the suspension of postal services for all goods destined for the United States. This decision comes as a direct response to what the postal service describes as "bullying and imposing tariffs abusively" by the US government.
The suspension reflects growing tensions in international trade relations, particularly between Hong Kong and the United States. The postal service emphasized that this action is not merely a logistical adjustment but a stance against perceived unfair trade practices.
Officials indicated that the decision aims to protect local businesses and consumers from the adverse effects of these tariffs. The move could have wide-ranging implications for e-commerce and trade, as many businesses rely on postal services for shipping goods internationally.
As the situation develops, stakeholders in both regions are closely monitoring the impact of this suspension on trade dynamics and economic relations.
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