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Yes Cranshaw it's all manipulation all the way 👇.

Kinda suits the Trolls narrative as its the only sales deflection platter left to gaslight up, with absolutely no evidence to date whatsoever.

Busted flush

But it's just MM's playing with themselves according to Laurel & Hardy on here.

Daily piano push up the stairs as slides back down again

Exactly!

Franalex

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RE: VolumeToday 12:37

So little positive sentiment for the stock, even as markets hit new highs, that anything in the next update that is remotely negative could be very damaging. If the Board were so confident they could finally unlock the promised shareholder value, why have they not released something positive?

You still trying to play the oracle bfd !teacup and storm as I said

US edition

Trump closed a China loophole. and Temu were already prepared.

Madeline Stone Feb 5, 2025, 9:43 PM GMT

Anthony Devlin/Getty Images for Shein

Shein and Temu won't meet an untimely end because of de minimis changes, e-commerce experts say.

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The logistics world has been expecting changes to the de minimis exemption for a while, and both Chinese e-commerce players have made some changes to their fulfillment strategies that experts say could help cushion the blow.

Temu and Shein disrupted the e-commerce industry in part by avoiding paying duty on shipments through a provision of customs law called Section 321, also known as de minimis. These shipments came on planes directly from China and were able to make use of the Section 321 provision because they were valued at less than $800 each.

The executive order Trump issued on February 1 effectively closes that loophole for goods originating in China.

"This will certainly have an impact, but it's much smaller than people think," Alex Yancher, CEO of Passport, a startup that helps brands sell globally, told Business Insider.

Going local

Shein and Temu have mainly prepared for de minimis disruption by having more orders fulfilled in the US.

While the majority of its orders were still coming on planes from China, Shein started fulfilling more of them from US warehouses in 2022 and 2023, according to data from ImportGenius that Reuters reported. Shein opened its first US-based warehouse in Whitestown, Indiana, in 2022, and in 2024 it opened an office in Bellevue, Washington, to serve as a hub for its US fulfillment and logistics operations.

Temu also began allowing US-based vendors to sell on its marketplace in 2024. This newer model allowed sellers with warehouses in the US to handle fulfillment and logistics themselves, creating orders that would not need to cross borders before making their way to customers.

Products from those vendors are designated with a "local" badge on their listing page and in search results.

It's not 'RIP Temu and RIP Shein,' experts say

Fulfilling orders locally in the US is a departure from how Shein and Temu started out. But e-commerce experts say it doesn't disrupt the main drivers of their success: ultra-low prices and very trendy items.

Oddly Jeremy (cough) has forgotten I'm supposedly blocked.

Nose the last article

Cheers

Educate oneself bfd

https://www.aircargonews.net/north-america/us-plans-a-further-crack-down-on-e-commerce-imports/1073538.article

Got to laugh at the relentess "know the lot poster"

Suspension lol....Ping Pong!!!alot of heads in the clouds here

US Postal Service restarts acceptance of China packages | News | Air Cargo News

https://www.aircargonews.net/e-commerce-logistics/us-postal-service-restarts-acceptance-of-china-packages/1079640.article

Ping Pong tariff time southcoast

Usually ends up in a compromise unless China is of no relevance on the world economic playing field of course lol

Silly to think otherwise imv

"US postal service stops delivering Chinese parcels. Is that a storm in a teacup?"

Yes bfd (oh never wrong) and a likeky storm in a teacup .

Chill out !

Funny how bfd twists everything on here and soooo many call him call it out day in day out for it.

Silly boy!

Read it again BFD preferably using a pair of non rose tinted specs eh kiddo .

Spideystreet

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RE: Shein & Temu4 Feb 2025 17:13

Destroyed business model ???(he just wings it daily on here)

ADAPTING

Both Temu, a subsidiary of Chinese e-commerce giant PDD Holdings, and Singapore-headquartered Shein, which plans to list in London this year, have taken measures such as sourcing more products from outside China, opening U.S. warehouses and bringing more U.S. sellers on board, to mitigate the impact.

"So the lifting of de minimis will not impact 100% of the products they sell in the U.S.," said Kaziukenas, adding: "It will have an impact, but it's not going to be the end of the reign of Shein and Temu".

Both companies have brought more U.S. and European sellers onto their platform and established warehouses in the U.S.

The vast majority of Shein's products are still made in China, but it has started to diversify its supply chain, adding suppliers in Brazil and Turkey.

The cancellation of de minimis may add a few cents to the price of each product sold by Shein and Temu in the United States, said Sheng Lu, professor of fashion and apparel studies at the University of Delaware.

But ultimately the change could cause more pain for small and medium-sized online retailers who source from China, which have fewer resources to absorb the increased costs and adapt their supply chain.

"My studies consistently show that, unlike large companies, which have built an extensive sourcing network worldwide, small and medium-sized companies are more dependent on sourcing from China," said Lu.

30p's average eh?

Getting all offensive again is the rampy dreamer of denial

Tariff Ping Pong and the Chinese are rather good at ping pong.

All Bravardo from Trump

Flying on the news.

Storm in teacup folks and nothing more.

Give over bfd , your living in fantasy land kiddo 👌

Destroyed business model ???(he just wings it daily on here)

ADAPTING

Both Temu, a subsidiary of Chinese e-commerce giant PDD Holdings, and Singapore-headquartered Shein, which plans to list in London this year, have taken measures such as sourcing more products from outside China, opening U.S. warehouses and bringing more U.S. sellers on board, to mitigate the impact.

"So the lifting of de minimis will not impact 100% of the products they sell in the U.S.," said Kaziukenas, adding: "It will have an impact, but it's not going to be the end of the reign of Shein and Temu".

Both companies have brought more U.S. and European sellers onto their platform and established warehouses in the U.S.

The vast majority of Shein's products are still made in China, but it has started to diversify its supply chain, adding suppliers in Brazil and Turkey.

The cancellation of de minimis may add a few cents to the price of each product sold by Shein and Temu in the United States, said Sheng Lu, professor of fashion and apparel studies at the University of Delaware.

But ultimately the change could cause more pain for small and medium-sized online retailers who source from China, which have fewer resources to absorb the increased costs and adapt their supply chain.

"My studies consistently show that, unlike large companies, which have built an extensive sourcing network worldwide, small and medium-sized companies are more dependent on sourcing from China," said Lu.

Too funny bfd !

Not the sharpest are we.

Keep hanging on by threads trying to flog it

But but, but they are doomed I tell ya!!!!if listen to clowns on here .

Chinese businesses relieved

Even Chinese companies specifically targeted by Mr Trump - the e-commerce giants Temu and Shein - may not be too badly affected.

They were both singled out as the president closed the so-called "de minimis" loophole, dating back to 1938, which allows goods worth less than $800 to be sent directly to US consumers without incurring import duties or rigorous customs inspections.

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This has been a constant thorn in the side of US retailers and its removal helps explain why, for example, shares of Walmart were on Monday spared the spanking meted out to other US stocks.

Yet Shein and Temu are said to be taking the news calmly.

They may even be calculating that this is a short-term squall that will soon blow over - or calculating that, such is the enormity of their buying power and supply chains, they can simply ship inventory elsewhere in the meantime or even just warehouse it.