Temu stops shipping goods for American customers directly from China

Chinese e-commerce giants, Temu, has directly discontinued shipping products for American customers from China. Instead, all orders will now be completed from the godowns within the United States, a company spokesperson confirmed on Friday.
According to the New York Times, this step comes after the closure of a provision, which allowed Chinese -made products to up to $ 800 to enter the United States without duties.
The discount, which was described by President Donald Trump as a harmful “big scam” for American small businesses, concluded on Friday.
Trump announced a plan to abolish the “de minimis” lofol, which allows goods to enter the US under $ 800 Without a tariff, Temu said that last month it would adjust its prices. D Minimis is a Latin word, which dysily translates into English as “the smallest”.
The company began to implement import duty for American customers buying Chinese goods last week, resulting in sometimes the price increase doubles from the original cost.
This regulation has affected the Chinese online platforms such as international retailers, especially Sheen and Temu, which are now subject to adequate duties.
Recently, customers observed the removal of several Chinese products from Temu’s website, leaving the items sent from domestic warehouses.
The company stated on Friday that the US consumer pricing “remains unchanged as a platform infection for a local supply model.”
The company spokesman said in a statement, “All sales in the US are now controlled by locally based vendors, with orders to be fulfilled from within the country.”
“Temu is actively recruiting American vendors to join the platform. The move is designed to help local traders reach more customers and increase their businesses. This change is part of Temu’s ongoing adjustment to improve service levels.”