Standard Mail DSCF Load Leveling
“As announced in the March 5 Federal Register Final Rule the Postal Service is revising Destination Sectional Center Facility (DSCF) Standard Mail service standards which allow the “load leveling” of mail volumes. This change will allow a more balanced distribution of DSCF Standard Mail across delivery days.

For those DSCF Standard Mail pieces entered on Friday or Saturday, the Postal Service is changing the current three-day delivery expectation to a four-day delivery expectation.  And for pieces entered at the SCF in San Juan, PR and destined for the U.S. Virgin Islands, as well as all DSCF entry pieces destined for American Samoa, the delivery expectation for pieces entered on Friday or Saturday would change from four days to five days.

This change will not affect service standards for First-Class Mail or Periodicals. USPS is not proposing any other changes in its service standards at this time."
United States Postal Service

Implementation of the revised rules began April 10.

For more information, please visit the Important Updates section on the USPS RIBBS website.

We are excited to introduce this blog as an online meeting place in an effort to decrease the distance between our brand and our customers!  We are always looking for opportunities to strengthen the bond with our customers and shape your perception of our company brand.  What better way...than to give our company a voice.  

In the world of "content shock", we promise to deliver relevant snackable content .  What does that mean?  We promise to use this platform to share timely industry tips, self help videos, special event notifications…stuff you can really use.  We value your time as industry leaders!  To be good stewards of that time, the experts at Panaprint have rummaged through everyday filler to deliver you the goods!  Explore our archives of posts or click on a subject of interest from the categories listed to the side.


Our team developed a number of media channels using Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, etc. in an effort to meet our client's growing need.  We encourage you to explore them all but also know we still rely on those ole faithfuls like an open door, a good handshake, or a phone call!  Visitors are always welcome!