Tamika Johnson, a TikTok user with 213,000 followers, has been sharing her anxieties about potential delivery delays from Shein and Temu due to upcoming tariffs. With the Trump administration planning to close a trade loophole on May 2, consumers are bracing for increased costs on affordable shipments from China. Johnson's followers on social media have echoed her concerns, discussing their strategies for last-minute purchases and how these changes may affect their shopping habits, showcasing a sense of urgency in the face of new trade regulations that threaten low-cost deliveries.
I'm trying to stock up on clothes now and the things that I need.
People are very worried, Ms. Johnson, who posts to TikTok under the handle @TammyTheBlackPrepper, said in an interview.
Starting on May 2, the Trump administration is poised to end a trade loophole that enabled the delivery of ultra low-cost goods from Chinese factories straight to Americans' doorsteps.
That will add steep new fees to packages from Shein and Temu.
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