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De Minimis Exemption Is Gone and a New Fee Is Coming

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The de minimis exemption for duty-free imports under $800 has ended, affecting all countries since August 29, 2025, and introducing new duties and fees that significantly increase the cost of small shipments. This change impacts small sellers and importers by raising landed costs and requiring formal customs entry, potentially eroding profit margins on low-margin products.

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