Temu and Shein are set to increase prices for U.S. customers from April 25th in response to President Trump's tariffs, which impose a 145% duty on Chinese goods. This change comes as the exemption for goods under $800 is being revoked, disrupting the established business models of both platforms. With their popularity driven by low prices and influencer marketing, both companies aim to reassure customers about timely deliveries while dealing with the fallout from the tariffs. Amazon views them as major competitors prompting its launch of Amazon Haul.
Temu and Shein are raising prices for U.S. customers due to tariffs on Chinese goods, disrupting their business models and impacting consumer pricing.
Nearly 4 million parcels from China enter the U.S. daily under a now-ending customs exemption, adding pressure on Shein and Temu.
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