"Arrived to HU HUB" is a checkpoint scan from Pitney Bowes. "HU HUB" is an internal sorting-facility code, not a street address or a delivery location. The scan means your parcel has reached one of the hubs in the courier's network, where parcels are unloaded, sorted and put onto the next leg of the journey. The parcel is in transit and is inside a facility.
No. This message by itself is normal and is not an exception. It is a routine progress scan in the middle of the journey. It only becomes a concern if the tracking history stops updating for noticeably longer than the previous steps took.
The parcel will be sorted and sent onward, usually to another hub, to a carrier handling the final delivery, or to customs if it is crossing a border. You will normally see another checkpoint scan when it leaves the hub or arrives at the next facility. Updates can be uneven, and some hubs scan a parcel only on arrival.
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