U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order suspending the de minimis exemption for imports could have blowback for ...

Packages valued at or under US$800 sent to the U.S. outside of the international postal network will now face 'all applicable ...

The order eliminates the so-called “de minimis” provision, a long-standing policy that allowed people in the US to import ...

Raising Canada’s de minimis level is, according to several reports in American media, among the demands Trump’s negotiators will bring to the NAFTA renegotiations. (Evan Vucci/Associated Press ...

The report found similar results if Canada raised its de minimis threshold to just $200, with a loss of 286,224 jobs and $10.2-billion in government revenue.

The de minimis exemption meant retailers could save a lot of money on parcels sent to the US by not having to pay import taxes or levies. It applied to shipments valued at less than $800 that were ...

Under the new de minimis levels, he said if shoppers buy something from an online U.S. retailer for $39 with free shipping it will be cheaper than if you buy the item at a Canadian retailer at the ...

Free trade talks could finally see Canada raise de minimis levels for duty-free online shopping Canada's duty-free level has stayed the same for 30 years, and it's 40 times lower than the U.S.'s ...

Packard said. “Simply put, we’re a high-wage country and those tend to be pretty low paying jobs.” What will the end of the de minimis exemption mean for American consumers?

U.S. retailers want the de minimis level increased ten fold to $200, which the Retail Council warns would be highly detrimental to the economy.

President Trump's executive order expanding tariffs could snag billions of dollars in cheap goods from retailers like Temu and Shein and snarl shipments for FedEx and UPS by making recipients pay ...