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Parcel Delivery International Package Revenue

tracks UPS revenue from package delivery outside the U.S. and cross-border international shipments.

By Lee BaileyPublished Oct 2, 2026
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Parcel delivery International Package revenue is UPS revenue from delivery outside the U.S. and from shipments with an origin or destination outside the U.S.

UPS reported $5.044B of International Package revenue in Q2 2026, up 12.5% from $4.485B a year earlier.

Volume, rates, fuel, and currency all matter

UPS's Q2 revenue bridge showed a 5.8% volume headwind, offset by 7.9% from rates and product mix, 9.6% from fuel surcharges, and 0.8% from currency. Those percentage-point drivers explain the reported revenue change; they are not standalone growth rates for separate businesses.

Read segment revenue with international average daily package volume and International Package operating profit. Revenue can rise despite lower package volume when monetization and surcharge effects are strong enough.

Primary source: UPS Q2 2026 Form 10-Q filed with the SEC.

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