One of those popular retailers, Temu, started to lose customers as their prices nearly doubled on some items. To help get ...

Hours after a key US tariff exemption expired on Friday, Chinese e-commerce site Temu announced it was overhauling its shipping model, sending out all American sales via US-based sellers.

“Temu has recently transitioned its US operations to a local fulfillment model. This means that all sales in the US are now handled by locally-based sellers, with orders fulfilled from within ...

The tariff on small packages worth up to $800 (£606) have been cut from 120% to 54%, according to a White House statement.

Temu, the shopping platform owned by Chinese e-commerce giant PDD Holdings, has revised its business model in the US in response to “retaliatory” tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump ...

Fast-fashion giant Shein has put preparations for its London float on ice while it calculates its response to Trump's tariffs ...

And the “de minimis” exemption, which allowed goods less than $800 to pour in duty-free to the United States, is expiring on May 2. On Friday, Temu and Shein raised their prices on a large ...

Temu – and other Chinese e-commerce sites like Shein and AliExpress – had previously used the de minimis exemption, as it was known, to flood the U.S. with ultra-low-price goods. And while US ...