On July 11th, the "Xinhua Viewpoint" column of Xinhua News Agency broadcasted a report titled "Is it reasonable to use" rounding up "for express delivery weighing, parking timing, etc.", reporting that some express delivery companies have the phenomenon of "rounding up" when providing services to consumers, that is, "less than 1 kilogram is calculated as 1 kilogram" and other forms. After the manuscript was sent out, the State Post Bureau attached great importance to it and quickly organized verification work, guiding relevant enterprises to optimize and improve the service fee weighing rules based on their own actual situation and referring to the national standards for express delivery services, that is, the billing weight is in kilograms with at least one decimal place retained. It is reported that several companies have optimized their weight based charging rules and made them public (announced) - JD.com: if the first weight is less than 1 kilogram, it will be calculated as 1 kilogram; Continued weight is charged in units of 0.5 kilograms. If it is less than 0.5 kilograms, it will be calculated as 0.5 kilograms. Shentong: Use measuring tools such as scales and tape measures to measure the actual weight and volume of the package and determine the correct chargeable weight. The chargeable weight is measured in kilograms, rounded to at least one decimal place. Debon: Continuous weight is measured in units of 0.5 kilograms. If it is less than 0.5 kilograms, it shall be calculated as 0.5 kilograms; Step up to 0.5 kilograms and move up to the next 1 kilogram. Yunda: Less than 1 kilogram is calculated as 1 kilogram; For the part exceeding 1 kilogram, the additional weight fee shall be calculated, and the weight shall be accurate to 2 decimal places without rounding. YTO Tong: If the initial weight is less than 1 kilogram, it shall be calculated as 1 kilogram; Continued weight is calculated based on 0.1 kilograms, and if it is less than 0.1 kilograms, it will be calculated based on 0.1 kilograms. Zhongtong: Use measuring tools such as scales and tape measures to measure the actual weight and volume of the package and determine the correct chargeable weight. The chargeable weight is measured in kilograms, rounded to at least one decimal place. Jitu: The first weight is 1 kilogram, and any weight less than 1 kilogram will be charged as 1 kilogram; The continuous weight is measured in 0.1 kilograms, which means that the shipping fee is calculated based on 1.3 kilograms for 1.3 kilograms. Next, the postal management department will continue to urge all enterprises to carry out business activities in accordance with the published charging rules and fulfill service commitments. (New Society)