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Shein, Temu, AliExpress: End of duty-free low-cost goods from China in the US
Since May 2, 2025, the US ended a customs rule that allowed Chinese platforms like Shein, Temu and AliExpress to flood the American market with cheap products. This abrupt end to the ‘de minimis’ regime disrupted their business model and reshaped the landscape of global online commerce.
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On Friday, the de minimis rule — a policy that had exempted U.S. imports worth $800 from tariffs — officially closed for ...
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The fast-fashion giant launched an elaborate PR campaign in Washington, hiring at least three high-ranking Trump officials.
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Rena Scott, a retired registered nurse in Virginia, usually has 10 to 12 active Temu orders at any given time.
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