(NewsNation) — Tariff exemptions for packages shipped to the U.S. worth $800 or less are set to end this week. In July, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to suspend the “de minimis” tax ...

Prices on imported low-cost goods are likely to rise soon, as a trade loophole allowing many retailers to avoid President Donald Trump’s tariff hikes is set to expire this week. The exception, which ...

For nearly a century, the "de minimis" trade exemption let people skip import fees for shipping small stuff. But after the U.S. raised its limit to $800, that small stuff became big business, driven ...

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The "de minimis" exemption, which allowed shipments valued under $800 to enter the country duty-free, came to an end globally on Friday. The provision had been slated to end in July of 2027 but an ...

The de minimis exemption, a trade loophole for low-cost imported goods, ends Aug. 29, which means prices of items shipped to the United States are likely to rise soon. Under the policy, packages ...