Ban on overseas lithium battery shipping likely to end soon

Stars&Stripes--The ban on shipping electronics with rechargeable lithium batteries overseas through the U.S. Postal Service will likely end soon, but not before the holiday season is over.

The International Civil Aviation Organization has approved a new set of 2013 requirements for transporting the batteries that power mobile phones, computers and other popular electronics, according to ICAO and International Air Transport Association documentation.

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