Hours after the de minimis exemption went defunct, Chinese e-commerce site Temu made an announcement: it was overhauling its shipping model and handling all US sales via US based sellers.

One woman ordered pink cooking pans on Temu. When she received them, however, she was shocked to see how flexible they were. And not in a good way.

business Retail Temu loses half its U.S. customers with end of importing loophole The end of the “de minimis” practice was a big hit for Chinese e-commerce platforms Temu and Shein.

E-commerce platform Temu, best known for selling cheap products from China, announced it halted shipments to the U.S. Here's why.

For the uninitiated, Temu is a popular e-commerce app and website that sells everything from essential home goods and fashion to novelty items like decorative keychains and bobble toys - all at ...

Temu parent PDD is using coupons and lower fees to help merchants and consumers deal with tariffs, leading to a big earnings miss. Photo: Getty Images ...

Consumer Temu shoppers aren't seeing increased price hikes from tariffs, but there's a catch It's because the company transitioned it's U.S. operations to a local fulfillment model.

Shein and Temu, major online retailers known for their wildly low prices, said they would raise prices for some products Friday after President Donald Trump imposed hefty tariffs on China, though ...

Temu made a name for itself in the U.S. as a destination for ultra-discounted items shipped direct from China, such as $5 sneakers and $1.50 garlic presses.

Chinese online retailer Temu, known for its ultralow prices, is hitting U.S. customers with hefty import charges due to President Donald Trump's trade war.