Temu on Friday said it has stopped shipments of the cheap crap they sell from China to the US as President Trump axed a trade loophole that allowed the low-quality fast-fashion giant to sidestep tariffs and customs checks. Its US website has shifted to offer only what it calls “local” items – or products that were shipped overseas in bulk and stored in US warehouses in a mad dash to beat Trump’s tariffs. “All sales in the US are now handled by locally based sellers, with orders fulfilled from within the country,” a Temu spokesperson said.
The end of the de minimis exemption is a massive blow to Temu, which is owned by China-based PDD Holdings, and rival Shein, both of which used the loophole to send packages worth less than $800 into the US duty-free.
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