The 'de minimis loophole' was a provision that allowed imports valued up to $800 to bypass tariffs, facilitating a surge in low-cost shipments from platforms like Temu and Shein. This loophole ...

American shoppers ordering from ultra-cheap Chinese shopping websites Temu and Shein are already ... it could take a while for the effects of Trump's economic policy to start showing.

Here's how Shein and Temu could be impacted by Trump's trade policies ... began piling up without time to plan and execute the policy change, according to Reuters. On April 2, Trump announced ...

The de minimis rule exemption took effect in 2016, although similar loopholes have existed for nearly a century since Congress approved the policy ... the trade exemption has expired, Temu and ...

But it's not just high-volume, big-value transactions that are at risk, but also direct-to-consumer businesses that have avoided the impact of tariffs for years. Shein and Temu, in particular ...

China-based online retailers Shein and Temu are set to hike prices ... 25 on which the price hike would take effect. "Due to recent changes in global trade rules and tariffs, our operating ...

This is especially true for Temu and Shein ... With the US trade deal with China, these tariffs will go away almost immediately, but for now the changes are in effect.

"Rich people don't buy from Shein or Temu." Shoppers like Mello who buy ... Which retailers are likely to be hit hardest by the change in trade policy? Andrew Forman, a Hofstra University ...

Shein and Temu ... impact low-income Americans, who spent more than triple their share of income on apparel compared to the wealthiest households in 2021, according to a report by the Trade ...

President Donald Trump just closed the "de minimis" loophole, a trade exemption that allowed foreign e-commerce titans like Temu and Shein to ship low-cost packages (under $800) into the U.S ...