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Duty-Free Trade Exemption Ends as Trump Jumps the Gun on Trade Law — Is De Minimis Gone?

  • On Aug. 29, 2025, President Donald Trump ended a duty-free trade exemption allowing goods under $800 to enter the U.S.
  • The de minimis exemption's termination could lead to increased tariffs between 10% and 50%, affecting American consumers, according to Money magazine.
  • Japan, Germany, Canada, and Mexico announced a pause on U.S.-bound shipments in response to the new law, as stated by CNBC.
  • Blair Nadeau, a Canadian business owner, expressed that the end of de minimis is 'devastating on so many levels' for small businesses worldwide.
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The US on Friday eliminated the "de minimis" exemption, which allowed import without customs duties and with reduced formalities, in the case of parcels under 800 dollars. The decision was made by executive order of President Donald Trump, although the legislation initially provided for the end of the facility only in 2027, reports CNBC, a television station taken over by News.ro. The measure affects companies […] The article US eliminates custo…

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Zero Hedge broke the news in United States on Friday, August 29, 2025.
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