United States Postal Service - Company & Market Research Reports

The United States Postal Service (USPS) is an independent government agency that is responsible for delivery an estimated 40% of the world’s mail. It is overseen by a board of eleven members, nine of which are elected by the U.S. President. The final two seats are reserved for the postmaster general and deputy postmaster general. In 2015, the USPS delivered 154 billion pieces of mail in the United States and its territories.