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Trump suspends de minimis exemption for low-value imports: What it means for shoppers
President Trump’s new executive order suspends the de minimis exemption for global low-value imports, a move that could raise prices for online shoppers and restrict package shipments from retailers like Shein and Temu.
The U.S. will end the so-called “de minimis” tariff loophole that allows goods under $800 to enter the country duty-free, the White House said Wednesday. It had already halted the practice for Chinese ...
The de minimis exemption, which had already been repealed for goods from China, will be repealed globally on August 29, adding duties to all imports.
The de minimis rule had allowed small companies to avoid duties and complex paperwork on small-scale imports. Now, it's going ...
The words 'de minimis exemption' may not be familiar to all Canadians, but the American government’s move to scrap that ...
Following an executive order issued in May, which ended the de minimis exemption—allowing shipments under $800 sent from China and Hong Kong to the U.S. to not be subject to tariffs, the White House ...
Trump has suspended the de minimus exemption for tariffs on low-cost imported goods. Americans who shop sites like Temu, ...
Shares of UPS and FedEx slid Wednesday after the White House said that the [U.S. would end the de minimis rule]( ...
The United States is suspending an exemption that allowed packages valued at or under $800 US to be shipped to the U.S.
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