T emu, a prominent e-commerce platform owned by PDD Holdings, has resumed direct shipments from China to the United States.

The app also tries to make shoppers believe that the inexpensive products are scarce by including messages like “only three ...

The American version of Temu abruptly began to show only “local” products days before the Trump administration was set to end ...

But Temu had a workaround strategy that saved customers from having ... “Returning to 30% means we have no pressure from price hikes in the foreseeable future,” said Sun, “I hope consumers ...

Chinese retailer Temu has shifted strategy in the face of U.S. tariffs. Through executive order, President Donald Trump has ...

The 'de minimis' exemption, a longstanding U.S. trade rule, permitted small-value shipments to bypass import taxes and ...

Shoppers who love bargains on Temu are finding much more limited selections, as the company has stopped shipping items ...

Parcels priced up to US$800 (S$1,050) now face an ad-valorem tax of 120 per cent of a product’s value. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Social media is buzzing with concerns over rising import costs, particularly impacting budget-conscious shoppers. A viral post highlights hefty import ...

Temu will allow Australian businesses to sell directly to consumers through its platform, following the rollout of its local-to-local model.