The White House has reduced cheap Chinese products from shopping sites like Temu and Shein – to 30% as low, below the 54% rate included in President Trump’s decree earlier this week, according to a report.
As part of a temporary agreement with China, Trump lowered the “minimis” prices on low value packages at 54%, compared to 120%.
But the majority of these packages are dispatched by commercial carriers such as United Parcel Service, Fedex and DHL, which can rather jump for “mini” costs and pay instead of the 30% of the white house on China, according to a Reuters report.

This 30% rate on China increased from 145% earlier this week, after American-Chinese sales talks this weekend in Switzerland. It consists of a “reciprocal” tax of 10% on China and an obligation of 20% linked to the smuggling of Fentanyl.
Meanwhile, another flat expenses of $ 100 per package remains in force for parcels not sent through commercial delivery companies.
The White House did not immediately respond to the request for posts from the position.
Many Chinese imports will always be imposed at much higher rates under previous commercial actions or through national security surveys.
Surringing and surgical gloves, for example, face a 100% price in an earlier commercial action.
However, if these goods are dispatched in quantities of a value of less than $ 800, they could be eligible for Minmis and pay the flat costs of $ 100, a delivery expert told Reuters.
Minmimis’s exemption has faced challenges from Republican and Democratic legislators, who blame the flaw for having left dangerous products in the United States, because these packages could skip random customs verifications.
Trump in February put an end to the exemption from Minmis, a long -standing commercial escape that Tamu and Shein have used to send packages of less than $ 800 in American rights.

It has targeted the commercial rule to allow fentanyl in the United States, as goods can bypass the customs process and to help Chinese sites fast fashionable to see explosive growth.
Last year, China exported $ 240 billion in goods for minimis exemption – representing 7% of the country’s abroad and 1.3% of the gross domestic product, according to Nomura estimates.
Although the minimis rate has actually been reduced to 30%, it is still high for companies that previously paid no task on low -cost items.
“Sellers are probably adopting an expected approach, but in general, I think it is just to say boom times of the delivery of small packages in China to the United States, the golden age has already disappeared,” CEG of Brands Factory told Reuters Jianlong Hu, Brands Factory, a Chinese online consulting company.
TEMU and Shein have increased prices on their sites and interrupted Chinese product shipments to American customers since Trump killed the fault earlier this year.
In recent weeks, American buyers have started to abandon rapid fashion sites, taking their dollars instead in the department and thrift stores at home, post.
Shein is more exposed to modifications, because it relies more on the delivery of air to obtain parcels to American customers quickly.
It could be more willing to pay the tax and continue to send air freight packages from China to maintain this competitive advantage, HI said.
“If people buy clothes on Shein and the product will arrive a month later, who will buy this?”