Temu and Shein are planning to raise their ultra-low prices for U.S. consumers as Trump's executive order ending the "de minimus" tariff loophole is set to take effect.

Multiple outlets reported that Temu, which is owned by the Chinese e-commerce company PDD Holdings, sent out a similar notice as well. "Due to recent changes in global trade rules and tariffs, our ...

Temu and Shein are planning to raise their ultra-low prices for U.S. consumers as Trump's executive order ending the "de minimus" tariff loophole is set to take effect.

Shein has implemented price hikes for U.S. customers in response to U.S. tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump. The e-commerce company, which was founded in China, rolled out U.S. price ...

The US is also getting rid of the de minimis exemption that allowed products valued under $800 to avoid tariffs, something Shein and Temu have relied on for years. Now, both companies, which sell ...

Shein explains on the US version of its website that its operating expenses have gone up on account of Trump’s tariffs. It adds that “To keep offering the products you love without compromising on ...

Shein currently sells its dresses for between $6 and $91, while Temu sells them for anywhere between $2.48 and $210, according to Reuters. It is also unclear why the two rivals posted nearly ...

Shein, an e-commerce company founded in China, hiked its prices for U.S. consumers on items like clothing, toys and more in response to President Donald Trump's tariffs.

Shein currently sells its dresses for between $6 and $91, while Temu sells them for anywhere between $2.48 and $210, according to Reuters. It is also unclear why the two rivals posted nearly ...

Shein currently sells its dresses for between $6 and $91, while Temu sells them for anywhere between $2.48 and $210, according to Reuters. It is also unclear why the two rivals posted nearly ...