Shein offers Chinese manufacturers incentive to move to Vietnam

Shein offers Chinese manufacturers incentive to move to Vietnam

Shein is offering its Chinese manufacturers temporary incentives to move some of their production to Vietnam in response to rising US tariffs. According to Retail Gazette, the incentives include up to a 30 per cent increase in procurement prices and larger order guarantees. The move is part of the fast fashion retailer’s efforts to shift its production outside of China after US President Donald Trump called a halt to Section 321 de minimis earli…

In anticipation of the Trump administration's tightening trade policy, China's low-cost e-commerce platforms Shein and Temu are speeding up the transfer of the production chain out of China.

Shein and Temu look to avoid U.S. tariffs by shifting production away from China

In the face of increasing uncertainty over U.S. tariffs, eCommerce behemoths Shein and Temu are making efforts to diversify their supply chains by shifting production away from China, as per a February 14 report by The Wall Street Journal. The change comes after the Trump administration reassesses the de minimis exemption’s future, which in its current state permits items of less than $800 to ship into the U.S. duty-free. The administration firs…