#1 川普开始搞ebay和temu了
发表于 ： 2025年 2月 3日 14:13
很多小东西会因为报关麻烦，根本没法从中国买了
The United States has officially closed the "de minimis loophole", which is a trade provision that has granted foreign e-commerce giants such as SHEIN and Temu an unfair advantage in the competitive retail market. How will the new Trump ban hit Chinese companies?
-The de minimis rule allows goods valued under $800 to be shipped directly to American consumers without incurring import duties, customs declarations, or extensive inspections. It dates back to 1938.
-The de minimis threshold was raised from $200 to $800 during President Barack Obama's tenure. The US has one of the most generous de minimis thresholds worldwide. For comparison, the European Union caps its exemption at €150 ($156), Canada at CAD $20 for non-US shipments, and Australia at AUD $1,000, according to TOI report.
-Trump’s executive orders directing 25% levies on Canada and Mexico — plus a 10% duty on China — specify that the “de minimis” exemption for small packages no longer applies.
The United States has officially closed the "de minimis loophole", which is a trade provision that has granted foreign e-commerce giants such as SHEIN and Temu an unfair advantage in the competitive retail market. How will the new Trump ban hit Chinese companies?
-The de minimis rule allows goods valued under $800 to be shipped directly to American consumers without incurring import duties, customs declarations, or extensive inspections. It dates back to 1938.
-The de minimis threshold was raised from $200 to $800 during President Barack Obama's tenure. The US has one of the most generous de minimis thresholds worldwide. For comparison, the European Union caps its exemption at €150 ($156), Canada at CAD $20 for non-US shipments, and Australia at AUD $1,000, according to TOI report.
-Trump’s executive orders directing 25% levies on Canada and Mexico — plus a 10% duty on China — specify that the “de minimis” exemption for small packages no longer applies.