Shein and Temu rapidly expanded in the U.S. using the de minimis provision to deliver ultra-cheap fast-fashion items from ...

Trump is closing the de minimis loophole. Here's how this policy change will impact Chinese imports - and your wallet.

An executive order imposes tariffs on small-value shipments from China that were previously exempt from duties.

Will tariffs make this my last dance with the sweet, sweet bargain-basement prices?

Cheap clothing and products from Shein, Temu and other Chinese online retailers could soon get more expensive. The White ...

De minimis tariff exemptions, which currently allow packages worth as much as $800 from China and Hong Kong to enter the US ...

President Trump’s escalating trade war presents a hard reality for businesses in New England that depend on imports and a ...

A Latin term that used to be little-known outside the world of customs brokers has become the stuff of headlines. That’s ...

The 'de minimis' tax exemption allows duty-free imports on orders that are less than $800. Going forward, Trump will tariff ...

Trump signed an executive order Wednesday to end the so-called “de minimis” exemption on merchandise from China and Hong Kong ...

The move appears to be a massive blow to fast-fashion companies such as China-based Shein and Temu, which managed to rapidly ...

Chinese e-commerce juggernauts Temu, Shein, Alibaba, and JD.com gained popularity in the U.S. partly thanks to a loophole that allowed small-value shipments from China to avoid tariffs.