The Trump administration officials said that a discount that allows a low-value parcel to the United States, which said the Trump administration officials to avoid the tariff ending at 12:01 pm on Friday.
President Trump signed One executive Order Suspend whatever is known De minimis discount Last month end.
At that time, the White House said it would shut down that it is called “horrific flaws” that Shippers “use to exclude Tariff and Funnel Deadly Deadly Synthetic Opioid or below-Market products” in America “in America”
Let the exemption applied to parcels of $ 800 or less and allow foreign retailers to ship cheap items in American tax-free.
Underlining the new policy, the White House said in a fact sheet, “Mr. Trump is ending the spread of shippers around the world, which along with other things, duties, inspections and exploit D minimis privilege in an attempt to avoid American law.
White House trade advisor Peter Navaro said, “The President ended the minimum loff and by restricting the flow of drugs and other dangerous prohibited objects, saving thousands of American lives, and added to $ 10 billion per year to tariff revenue in our Treasury.”
The Trump administration officials said that there would still be a six -month transition period when the postal service Shipar could choose to pay a flat fee of $ 80 to $ 200 per package on the basis of the original country, saying the Reuters cited the officials of the Trump administration.
Mr. Trump ended the D Minimis Loofol for imports from China and Hong Kong in May. This allowed retail vendors such as Shin and Temu to send ultra low cost costumes and other items to US-based consumers at bargain-settlement prices. According to the White House, most D minimis shipments from China and Hong Kong to America.
The end of exemption now applies to all countries.
Several years after the law was passed, the Day Minimis provision was added to the Tariff Act of 1930. Its purpose was to provide business facilities by eliminating the administrative burden of gathering minor imports on low -cost goods.
The number of low-value parcels entering the US has increased in the last decade. Between 2015 and 2025, the figure increased from 134 million shipments to about 1.4 billion per year. The White House stated that customs and border petrol were processing more than 4 million day minimis shipments daily in the US.
Retails such as Shin and Temu were forced to suspend flaws for imports from China and Hong Kong, which China -based Temu stopped the shipment of Chinese goods for American customers and transferred only to American shopkeepers to sell products that could be sour from the company’s American warehouses.
