Inbound commodity code on DHL Express shipments from Portugal
Bookings from Portugal to countries outside the EU are no longer rejected for a missing inbound commodity code, and you don't have to enter an extra code.
Effective January 1, 2025, there will be changes to MyPack Collect product structure and naming.
Effective January 1st 2025, MyPack Collect will be divided into two distinct products:
Only the product name will change from MyPack Collect to Service Point, while the product code remains PDK_MC. The product code for Parcel Locker will be PDK_PLL.
From January 1st 2025, the following product name changes will take effect:
For API users only:
No changes are required as only the product names will be updated. The product codes will remain PN_MC for Service Point and PN_MB for Parcel Locker.
Note!
The Service Point product includes both service points and parcel lockers through Shipmondo at the moment, but this will be limited to service points alone in the future.
Currently, it is not possible to differentiate between service points and parcel lockers in the checkout. Efforts are underway to enable a separate display for Parcel Locker.
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Bookings from Portugal to countries outside the EU are no longer rejected for a missing inbound commodity code, and you don't have to enter an extra code.
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