If you've recently received messages like “My package has been stuck at customs for 55 days”, you're not alone. With the recent overhaul of U.S. customs policies—especially after the T86 clearance mode was discontinued and the $800 duty-free threshold canceled—inspections and delays have become increasingly common. Let’s break down why
On May 2, the United States officially canceled the $800 de minimis exemption for packages originating from China. This move marks a dramatic shift in how small-value imports are taxed — and it could reshape cross-border e-commerce for millions of consumers and sellers alike. What’s Changing? Under the new rule:
China’s export tax rebate (出口退税) system has long been a point of discussion — and sometimes contention — among Western policymakers, economists, and businesses. To understand why, we need to look at its origins, how it has evolved, and the role it plays in today's global trade environment. Origins: A
Recently, as the US-China trade tensions escalate, a growing number of Amazon sellers have reported receiving investigation notices from CBP Officers. The trigger? Years of shipping large products through Amazon’s AGL (Amazon Global Logistics) channel using undervalued customs declarations. For many sellers, this was once considered a “normal” industry practice
Many companies are eager to export their food products to Canada. But did you know? Having a delicious product is not enough. Canada has strict compliance requirements for imported food. Before you ship, make sure you review these six critical points carefully. Any mistake could lead to customs clearance failure,
As of May 2, 2025, the U.S. officially began imposing tariffs on small parcels from China, including low-value packages (under $800) from platforms like Taobao, Temu, and AliExpress. This marks a major policy shift—and a potential shakeup for both casual shoppers and online resellers in the U.S. The Big Question:
When requesting a shipping quote, many customers often ask: "Why do I need to provide so much detail just to get a price?" It’s a fair question—and the answer is simple: because no two shipments are the same. To give you an accurate and efficient logistics solution, freight forwarders must
In the world of global e-commerce, returns are often considered a standard part of the shopping experience. However, if you've ever tried to return a product purchased from a Chinese seller, you may have noticed a trend: sellers rarely ask you to send the item back. Instead, they offer refunds
