New Zealand Post raise prices

New Zealand Post says it is raising prices from 7 July after seven years of holding them in the face of increasing costs. Postal Services chief executive Peter Fenton said the price increases were largely driven by what overseas postal organisations charged NZ Post to deliver mail in other countries.

“While we’ve held the prices of sending mail internationally for seven years, it means we’ve absorbed significant increased charges.

“It’s not sustainable to keep doing this especially as costs are forecast to rise again in the next year.”

Among the changes, the price of sending a parcel overseas would increase on average by 10% with individual price changes varying according to the weight and destination of parcels.

With international letters one price would fall, some would remain the same, and others increase by up to 20%.

The changes affected international air and international economy letters and parcels, but not international courier services, Fenton said.

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