U.S. Ends $800 Tariff Exemption, Impacting E-Commerce Imports
The United States has eliminated the 'de minimis' tariff exemption, subjecting imports under $800 to new duties and affecting international e-commerce shipments.
The United States has eliminated the 'de minimis' tariff exemption, subjecting imports under $800 to new duties and affecting international e-commerce shipments.
Slashdot • 01 Sep 18:55
The United States has eliminated the de minimis exemption, subjecting all international shipments, regardless of value, to tariffs and customs procedures.
Fortune • 30 Aug 12:33
The U.S. has eliminated the de minimis tariff exemption, subjecting all imports to duties and potentially raising prices for consumers and operational costs for businesses.
Fortune • 26 Aug 19:13
The United States has eliminated the 'de minimis' tariff exemption, subjecting imports under $800 to new duties and affecting international e-commerce shipments.
AP News • 26 Aug 16:47
The United States is ending its 'de minimis' exemption, subjecting international shipments valued at $800 or less to tariffs, impacting small businesses and online shoppers.
NBC News • 24 Aug 12:32
International postal services are halting shipments to the United States due to confusion over new import duties effective August 29, 2025.
KOMO • 24 Aug 00:32
Several European postal services have halted shipments to the U.S. due to the expiration of the 'de minimis' tariff exemption, leading to uncertainty over new customs duties and procedures.
Fox Business • 23 Aug 22:15
European postal services, including DHL, have suspended shipments to the U.S. following the termination of the de minimis tariff exemption, which previously allowed duty-free entry for goods valued under $800.
AP News • 23 Aug 16:24
Several European postal services have halted shipments to the United States due to the expiration of the 'de minimis' exemption, leading to new import tariffs and customs procedures.
WIRED • 30 Jul 22:17
The US will end its longstanding duty-free exemption for imported packages valued under $800, making most foreign online purchases subject to tariffs starting August 29.