Days after U.S. President Donald Trump ended duty-free entry for cheap Chinese goods entering the U.S., his administration ...

Under the “de minimis” exemption, a longstanding rule that applies to packages entering the U.S. worth under $800, retailers overseas are allowed to sell products at lower prices by shipping ...

Ending de minimis requirements altogether could mean more paperwork, longer processing times, and higher costs for everyone ...

The Trump administration on Friday delayed the suspension of the so-called de minimis provision, which allows packages worth less than $800 to enter the country duty-free, a move that helps low ...

President Donald Trump on Friday reversed his decision to eliminate the “de minimis” loophole that allowed packages from China valued at under $800 to be processed without customs duties or ...

Trump had revoked the nearly century-old de minimis loophole in an executive order this month that imposed tariffs on China. The president imposed tariffs on Canada and Mexico at the same time but ...

Earlier this week, Trump's executive orders for tariffs on Chinese goods also ended "de minimis," which allows retailers like Shein, Temu and Amazon to send packages to the U.S. quickly and cheaply.

A trade loophole called de minimis helped drive explosive growth for bargain sites such as Temu and Shein, allowing them to ship cheap goods from China to U.S. consumers without having to pay ...