DHL Express is pleased to announce that it has restored all services in Canada, reinstating all operations effective June 30.

The resumption of operations follows a successful agreement reached between DHL Express Canada and the Unifor trade union, which represents a significant proportion of our workforce in Canada, after nearly a year of negotiations. This 4-year agreement will remain in effect until July 1, 2029.

For information regarding delayed shipments due to the service suspension, please contact customer service.

DHL Express resuming all international service to Israel effective Monday 30th. Shipments exported to or imported from Israel will be subject to Elevated Risk surcharges until further notice.

We are pleased to inform our customers that DHL Express has resumed delivery services to and from Israel as of today, following the reopening of the country’s airspace to air traffic. Full operations will be reinstated by 30 June.

Please note that, due to the elevated risk associated with shipments to and from Israel, elevated risk surcharges may apply. For further details regarding these surcharges and other relevant information, please contact our customer service.

At DHL Express, the safety of our personnel and the security of your shipments are our highest priorities. We appreciate your understanding and support as we navigate this situation.

DHL Express does not accept international shipments of Controlled Military Items subject to export controls.

This suspension does not include domestic shipments of Controlled Military Items or international shipments of licensed dual-use items.

If you are uncertain whether your shipment contains military items subject to export controls, please contact your national licensing authority (and/or the licensing authority in the country of origin and destination of the military items) to verify.