Starting in 2027, the U.S. will end de minimis exemptions for all countries, as part of President Trump's sweeping One Big ...

The “Big Beautiful Bill” ends the $800 de minimis exemption, closing a major forced-labor loophole but demanding rapid CBP ...

The GOP’s big [tax-and-spending bill]( ...

But as of May 2, 2025, that advantage disappeared – at least for China and Hong Kong. That’s when the U.S. officially eliminated the exemption for low-priced imports from those places. Suddenly, cheap ...

The Trump administration’s move to shut down a long-standing tariff loophole is already hammering Chinese exporters and disrupting e-commerce giants ...

US apparel imports from China have plunged dramatically since April – and fashion companies plan further reductions.

Air cargo demand growth is present outside of the China-US trade lane, but trade diversification is key to grow volumes in H2 ...

The de minimis rule, which dates to 1938, had been a target of criticism from American lawmakers as a loophole that lets ...

The trade group lauded Senate lawmakers for choosing to leave the section that proposes ousting de minimis by 2027.

So, using the 54% ad valorem duty as an example, the import tariff on your $20 dress would be $10.80 – costing you $30.80 in all. Of course, the May 12 modification comes with the usual disclaimer: It ...

The vast majority of de minimis volume entering the U.S. originated from China prior to the May 2 ban, making up 76% of shipments in Custom and Border Protection’s 2024 fiscal year.

The Ferndale parts dealer is among several companies and states challenging President Donald Trump's tariffs in court.