US EditionBeware fast fashion infant and baby clothes: Studies find high chemical levels
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The price increase on the part of the fast fashion empire, Shein, can go up to 377% in the United States. A consequence of the trade war launched by Donald Trump.
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Uncanceled NewsChinese Sellers in US Market Begin Hiking Prices
(Zero Hedge)—President Trump’s tariff war on China has forced Singapore-based Shein Group Ltd. — whose supply chain is heavily concentrated in Guangzhou, China, with over 3,000 suppliers — to raise prices on low-cost Chinese goods for American consumers. The era of China flooding the U.S. market with cheap, low-quality goods may soon come to an end. Bloomberg reports that Shein raised the prices of all goods for the U.S. market, with markups muc…
The Chinese fast fashion giant, Shein, raised the prices of its products in the United States, from clothing to kitchen utensils, in the face of the imminent increase in tariffs on small packages, in a sign of the possible effect of the trade war on American consumers. Most price increases in the United States occurred on Friday, with significantly higher margins in some categories than in others, according to data collected by Bloomberg. This w…
Beware fast fashion infant and baby clothes: Studies find high chemical levels
Colorful, trendy and, best of all, affordable. In recent years, sites like Temu and Shein have hit record sales for all things baby-related, and to first-time parents on a budget, it can all be very alluring. But those bargains come with a big downside. Dr Margaret Bell, a chemist and associate professor with DePaul University, said those cheap, cute baby products could come with a big health risk for kids. “Unfortunately when products are being…
US Shoppers Pay for Trump Tariffs on Temu, Doubling Some Prices
Discount Chinese retail app Temu appears to be passing on nearly all of Donald Trump’s new import taxes to US consumers, more than doubling the cost of some products in a move that may add to concern about the inflationary impact of tariffs.
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