Low-value parcels coming from other countries will no longer evade tariffs under the executive order President Trump signed ...

In a flurry of trade news on Wednesday, Trump imposed new rates on copper imports and ended the de minimis exemption.

President Trump’s new executive order suspends the de minimis exemption for global low-value imports, a move that could raise ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order ending the de minimis trade loophole for low-value packages shipped from all ...

The administration had already suspended de minimis exemptions for shipments from China and Hong Kong in May. A large number ...

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A federal appeals court will soon hear oral arguments in a major case challenging Trump’s “reciprocal” tariffs.

The U.S. will end duty-free treatment for low-value imports globally, shaking up cross-border e-commerce and targeting trade ...

The suspension of the 'de minimis' exemption by President Trump marks a significant shift in U.S. trade policy, impacting ...

The de minimis exemption, which had already been repealed for goods from China, will be repealed globally on August 29, adding duties to all imports.

The de minimis rule had allowed small companies to avoid duties and complex paperwork on small-scale imports. Now, it's going ...

The low-cost shipments were previously excluded from tariffs; President Trump said the loophole has allowed countries to ...