Temu is a low-cost online marketplace that has had the temerity to achieve popularity with American buyers while also being Chinese. In response to Temu’s achievements in the world’s most ...

Temu decided to shift its strategy after the White House ended the practice that allowed Chinese companies to ship low-value packages tariff-free.

business Retail Temu loses half its U.S. customers with end of importing loophole The end of the “de minimis” practice was a big hit for Chinese e-commerce platforms Temu and Shein.

Temu and Shein have just found themselves in a strange spot in the new 90-day reprieve in the trade war with China.

E-commerce platform Temu, best known for selling cheap products from China, announced it halted shipments to the U.S. Here's why.

Hours after the de minimis exemption went defunct, Chinese e-commerce site Temu made an announcement: it was overhauling its shipping model and handling all US sales via US based sellers.

Temu said it has stopped shipments of goods from China to the US as President Trump ended a popular trade loophole. julien leiv – stock.adobe.com The end of the de minimis exemption is a massive ...

The shopping site is shifting its US business to a ‘local fulfilment model’, as tariff exemptions for low-value Chinese goods come to an end.

Amazon may have walked back plans to display import costs at the digital checkout to consumers — but Chinese company Temu is going the opposite way.

The American version of Temu abruptly began to show only “local” products days before the Trump administration was set to end a tariff loophole for small packages from China.

Temu is using warehouses in the US to avoid those nasty import fees. I placed a new order. Maybe my love affair with cheap junk isn't over just yet.