What does IPP mean in USPS

IPP stands for Irregular Parcels and Pieces. It is a term used to describe parcels that do not conform to standard shapes and sizes. This can include items such as odd-shaped pieces of wood, large rocks, or any other item that cannot be measured through conventional methods.

IPP is commonly used in shipping and logistics to transport irregularly shaped items from one location to the next. It helps enable the fast delivery of goods by providing solutions to irregularly shaped objects or those of non-standard dimensions.

There are many companies around the world that offer IPP services for both local and international deliveries. You can research online for companies in your area, or contact local logistics providers for more information about what type of services they offer.

Yes, special packaging such as foam inserts may be required when sending out irregularly shaped items such as rocks, wood and other objects with sharp edges via an IPP shipment service provider. This helps protect the item and ensure safe delivery at its destination point.

Depending on the size and weight of the package being sent out via an IPP service, additional charges may apply compared to regular sized packages. It's best to contact your service provider directly to get more information on which fees will apply before booking an order with them.