She regularly appears on CBS News 24/7 to discuss her reporting. The so-called de minimis package loophole had long allowed Chinese e-commerce firms to ship low-value goods to U.S.-based customers ...

What does this mean for consumers? Likely some higher prices, and possibly some longer shipment times — but there are a lot of unknowns, too. Why did Trump end the de minimis exemption?

American shoppers relied on the de minimis loophole ... of inspecting millions of additional packages daily. That could mean substantial delays in shipments, experts note. The provision was ...

The so-called de minimis provision that exempts packages ... in early April ordered the end of the policy. The change will leave most shipments, including those carried by FedEx or United Parcel ...

Trump's tariffs mean the days of ultra-cheap online shopping ... import tariffs for packages valued under $800—known as the "de minimis" exemption—has been eliminated for shipments from ...

you’ve benefited from the de minimis exemption. The policy, which comes from a Latin phrase meaning “the least,” exempts low-value shipments from the duties and taxes you’d otherwise pay ...

In fiscal 2022, 83 percent of all U.S. e-commerce imports used the “de minimis” loophole, according to a government report. Trump initially did away with the de minimis exemption in February ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mark Faithfull is London-based and covers retail and real estate China’s ultra cheap fashion and general goods giants may be ...

The de minimis exemption on packages from China and ... Other packages (which appears to mean parcels transported by services like DHL) will instead get hit with all the duties they had previously ...

Shein and Temu benefit from Trump's pause on ending the de minimis exemption — for now. The de minimis exemption allows duty-free imports under $800. Meanwhile, many companies that source their ...