A report from the European Parliament revealed that the majority of unsafe and illegal products shipped into the EU come in ...

The EU’s justice chief, Michael McGrath, has vowed to crack down on the sale of illegal and unsafe goods on Chinese e-commerce giants Temu and Shein ...

Around 12 million low-value shipments arrive in Europe every day from countries outside the EU, writes The Guardian.

In April, Trump announced a 25% tariff on U.S. imports from South Korea as part of his broader “Liberation Day” trade package ...

Temu's monthly US users dropped 51% between March and June Shein's users dropped 12% in the same timeframe Trump ended a trade loophole where the retailers avoided a tax on goods ...

Now, tariffs mean they are no longer in fashion. The Chinese online retail brands — which had seen seemingly unstoppable growth in recent years — have seen sales plummet over the past two months. In ...

(NewsNation) — Shein and Temu are seeing the number of active users on their sites in the U.S. decrease after President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on Chinese goods and closed a tax loophole ...

In May, POTUS scrapped the “de minimis” exemption that allowed Shein and Temu to ship packages worth less than $800 to the US duty-free.

Target’s competition includes Temu, a unit of PDD Holdings Inc., Shein, Walmart Inc. and Amazon.com Inc., which started a low-cost online storefront called Haul that sells most items for under $20.