美关税豁免终结 中企如何破局？

Group 1 - The termination of the "de minimis" duty exemption for packages valued under $800 sent to the U.S. will impact cross-border sellers, particularly from China, although companies like Shein and Temu may adapt quickly to the new trade environment [1][2] - In July, China's exports of small packages to the U.S. dropped by 43% year-on-year to $1 billion, indicating a significant impact from the new regulations [1] - Approximately 70% of packages are subject to tariffs ranging from $30 to $50, while about 30% face tariffs between $50 and $80, affecting the cost structure for Chinese sellers [1] Group 2 - Large platforms in China have established flexible supply chains, allowing them to absorb the impact of new tariffs more effectively than smaller businesses [2] - Many small enterprises are turning to Amazon for sales as overseas warehouse costs become prohibitive, with Chinese sellers accounting for over half of Amazon's market sales last year [2] - The uncertainty surrounding the new U.S. regulations has led to 25 countries suspending outbound postal services to the U.S., indicating broader implications for international shipping [2]