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A '''letter-post item''' is an item described in and conveyed under the conditions of the UPU Convention and Regulations.<ref>[https://www.upu.int/UPU/media/upu/files/aboutUpu/acts/06-manualsInThreeVolumes/actInThreeVolumesConventionManual202509En.pdf UPU Convention Manual] Article 1.1, pp.1. UPU. 2025-09. [2026-05].</ref> Typically, it includes [[Letter post|letter]], [[postcard]], [[Printed matter|printed matter/papers]], [[M bag]], [[literature for the blind]] and [[small packet]].
A '''letter-post item''' is an item described in and conveyed under the conditions of the UPU Convention and Regulations.<ref>[https://www.upu.int/UPU/media/upu/files/aboutUpu/acts/06-manualsInThreeVolumes/actInThreeVolumesConventionManual202509En.pdf UPU Convention Manual] Article 1.1, pp.1. UPU. 2025-09. [2026-05].</ref> Typically, it includes [[Letter post|letter]], [[postcard]], [[Printed matter|printed matter/papers]], [[M bag]], [[literature for the blind]] and [[small packet]].
== See also ==
* [[letter-post item]]
* [[letter]] / [[letter post]]
* [[LC|letter and postcard]]


== References ==
== References ==
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[[zh:函件]]

Revision as of 16:53, 20 May 2026

A letter-post item is an item described in and conveyed under the conditions of the UPU Convention and Regulations.[1] Typically, it includes letter, postcard, printed matter/papers, M bag, literature for the blind and small packet.

See also

References

  1. UPU Convention Manual Article 1.1, pp.1. UPU. 2025-09. [2026-05].