De minimis exemption on shipments from China to the US will end in May
Ecommerce companies and airlines will be looking closely at the new de minimis treatment in ...
UK fashion etailer Asos has switched distribution gears – and will now send US orders directly from its UK fulfilment centre, a move that would reduce inventory levels and potentially avoid new tariffs.
Its decision is likely to be watched carefully by other retailers looking for similar savings.
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