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2013 Holiday Shipping Sprees – What You Didn’t Know [Infographic]

The holiday season brings cheer, joy, treats and gifts to people all over the world. Consequently, that also makes it the busy season for the shipping industry. Last year the U.S. Postal Service® delivered over 18 billion cards, letters and packages between Thanksgiving and New Years alone!

With more and more people choosing to purchase gifts online, it’s more important than ever for consumers and businesses alike to know how to avoid the chaos of the holiday “shipping” season. Below you’ll find some information about what to expect this holiday season as well as tips on how to ensure the delivery of any parcels you may be sending.

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