The cost of sending a package via USPS (United States Postal Service) to China depends on several factors, including the size and weight of the package, the shipping method you choose, and whether additional services (such as tracking or insurance) are included.

Here are some typical USPS options for sending packages to China and their general pricing as of 2025:

1. USPS First-Class Package International Service

• For small and lightweight packages (up to 4 lbs).
• Delivery Time: Typically 7-21 business days.
• Cost:
  • Starts at around $14.50 for packages weighing up to 1 lb.
  • Prices increase based on the weight of the package.
• Tracking: Available for most shipments.

2. USPS Priority Mail International

• For packages weighing up to 70 lbs.
• Delivery Time: Typically 6-10 business days.
• Cost:
  • Starts at $40.00 for a 1 lb package.
  • Price increases based on the weight and dimensions of the package.
• Tracking: Included, along with limited insurance.

3. USPS Priority Mail Express International

• Fastest shipping option from USPS.
• Delivery Time: Typically 3-5 business days.
• Cost:
  • Starts at $65.00 for a 1 lb package.
  • Pricing increases based on package size and weight.
• Tracking: Available with full tracking and insurance included.

4. USPS Retail Ground (for larger items, only available for certain types of mail)

• Delivery Time: 8-14 business days.
• Cost: Typically higher than Priority Mail depending on size.
• Tracking: Available for most services, but may be limited for certain packages.

5. USPS Global Express Guaranteed (GXG)

• Fastest delivery for international shipments.
• Delivery Time: Typically 1-3 business days.
• Cost:
  • Starts around $80.00 for small packages.
  • Prices increase based on weight and size.
• Tracking and Insurance: Full tracking and includes up to $100 insurance.

Factors Affecting the Cost:

1. Package Weight and Dimensions – Larger and heavier packages will incur higher shipping costs.
2. Shipping Speed – Faster services such as Priority Mail Express International are more expensive than slower options like First-Class Package International.
3. Additional Services – Adding tracking, insurance, or signature confirmation can add extra costs.
4. Destination Location – Remote locations in China might have slightly higher shipping costs due to logistical challenges.

Note:

• Prices are approximate and can change based on the size, weight, and service chosen.
• The cost of customs duties or taxes in China is typically not included in the USPS shipping rate and may be the responsibility of the recipient.

If you want an accurate quote based on your specific package, you can check directly on the USPS website or visit a local USPS office for assistance.