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A crackdown by the US Customs & Border Protection (CBP) agency and a large seizure of goods has led to some Chinese ecommerce sellers suspending air charter operations into the country, according to industry sources.
The CBP seizure, thought to amount to some 1,000 tons of goods, has made some Chinese shippers nervous.
One charter broker said a Chinese ecommerce customer had ’stepped away’ from a planned charter flight, concerned over more confiscations.
The crackdown on ecommerce imports has also led to ...
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