Who delivers usps mail in germany

In Germany, the United States Postal Service (USPS) has a partnership with Deutsche Post AG, also known as DHL, to deliver international mail and packages. This partnership is known as the "USPS-DHL International Service Agreement".

Under this agreement, DHL is responsible for delivering USPS mail and packages in Germany, as well as other countries in Europe and around the world. DHL uses its extensive network of delivery centers and routes to ensure timely and efficient delivery of USPS mail and packages.

In addition to DHL, USPS also uses other carriers, such as GLS (General Logistics Systems) and TNT Express, to deliver mail and packages in Germany and other countries.

Here are some key details about USPS mail delivery in Germany:

• USPS mail and packages are typically delivered within 3-5 business days from the date of mailing.
• Delivery times may vary depending on the destination and the type of mail or package being sent.
• USPS offers a range of services, including Priority Mail International, First-Class Package International Service, and Parcel Select Global Service, among others.
• Recipients in Germany can track their USPS mail and packages using the USPS website or the DHL website.

It's worth noting that USPS also has a presence in Germany, with a network of offices and facilities that handle mail and package processing, sorting, and delivery. However, the actual delivery of USPS mail and packages in Germany is typically handled by DHL and other carriers under the USPS-DHL International Service Agreement.