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The United States Postal Service announced that starting November 15, the material of priority mail envelopes (including models such as EP14) will be changed from Tyvek to polyethylene plastic, while the size will remain the same. The transition is expected to be completed by December, and existing Tyvek envelopes will be sold until they are out of stock. This move aims to achieve a sustainable goal of 74% recycled content in packaging.
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