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Online shoppers are bracing for potential price increases and delivery delays following the recent termination of the de minimis tariff exemption. This change, effective as of Friday, means that goods valued below a certain threshold, which previously enjoyed tariff-free entry into the country, will now be subject to import duties.
The de minimis exemption had allowed consumers to purchase items from overseas without incurring additional costs, making international shopping more accessible and affordable. With its end, consumers may find themselves paying more for items that were once exempt from tariffs, leading to a rise in overall shopping expenses.
Small businesses, which often rely on importing goods to maintain competitive pricing, could also feel the impact. Increased costs may force them to raise prices, potentially leading to a decrease in sales as consumers adjust their spending habits. Overall, this development signals a significant shift in the landscape of online shopping, prompting both consumers and businesses to rethink their purchasing strategies moving forward.
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