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Countries PAUSE Some US-Bound Shipments As Trump Tariff Exemptions End, Prices To GO UP | NEWSNATION
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August 29, 2025
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4:40Now PlayingA growing list of at least 25 countries had announced they would no longer ship certain small packages to the U.S. as the “de minimis” tariff exemption for shipments under $800 approached its expiration on Friday, Aug. 29.
President Trump signed an executive order to end the de minimis rule late last month. Trump had already ended the exception for China, sending retailers there scrambling to change their distribution models and raise prices.
Now that the rule is set to end for the rest of the globe, many countries are putting a stop to shipments while they try to figure out how to handle the change.
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