- Short answer
- Yes — Managed Markets orders can ship DDP on five of the six services Shopify lists, but only where Managed Markets is available to your store.
- Who the route is open to
- Limited to merchants based in the continental United States, plus certain stores in Canada and the United Kingdom
- What changed on August 24, 2026
- Managed Markets ended DDU wherever it supports DDP, and markets on DDU moved to DDP automatically
- Which DDP this is about
- DDP on a Managed Markets order, not the separate carrier list behind DDP labels bought through Shopify's own carrier accounts
- The one service without DDP
- In Shopify's six-service table, DHL eCommerce Parcel International Standard is the one not marked for delivered duty paid
- Who is merchant of record
- Global-e, not you: Shopify says Global-e manages duties and import tax on Managed Markets orders
Does Managed Markets give you a DDP label?
Yes. On a Managed Markets order Global-e is the merchant of record, and Shopify says Global-e manages duties and import tax on your behalf — so on a shipping service that supports DDP, the parcel travels with those charges already settled.
What limits you first is not the label but the product behind it: Managed Markets has to be open to your store in the first place.
Managed Markets is only available to merchants based in the continental United States, and to certain stores in Canada and the United Kingdom.
Which Managed Markets shipping services support DDP
Whether a Managed Markets order ships DDP depends on the shipping service. Shopify offers six shipping services for Managed Markets orders, and its table ticks five of the six in the column for delivered duty paid shipping. The exception is DHL eCommerce Parcel International Standard. Which labels you can buy depends on where your business is based: a US business can purchase only DHL eCommerce, DHL Express, FedEx or UPS labels, a business in Canada or the United Kingdom only DHL Express or FedEx, and no other carrier can ship a Managed Markets order at all.
That is not the list that applies when you buy labels through Shopify's own carrier accounts: Shopify publishes those separately, by carrier rather than by service. Our guide to what a Shopify Shipping label costs names that carrier list in full.
What changed when Managed Markets ended DDU support
As of August 24, 2026, Managed Markets no longer supports delivered duty unpaid (DDU) in any country or region where it supports delivered duty paid. Markets that used or inherited DDU moved to DDP automatically wherever Managed Markets supports it.
Unless you turned Managed Markets off before that date, the move needed nothing from you, so the first place you are likely to see it is your buyer's checkout: duty and import tax now sit inside the order total instead of arriving as a courier bill at the door.
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