[Glawen]

They finally do something about it, was about time. I wonder how big Chinese platforms are going to avoid it.

[sQL_inject]

This sentiment, branded differently but functionally the same, is punished in the US currently, because the hordes are upset their Shein costs more in the short term.

We've entered a new era where every nation is walling up its industries (tariffs and fines), its demographics (via immigration), and it's culture (internet and social media control).

A customs duty and a tariff are functionally the same, raising the cost of foreign goods to protect local industries.

[londons_explore]

They can always have a local warehouse.

At the volumes AliExpress/Temu/Shein ship I'm very surprised it isn't already cheaper to do so rather than try to air freight everything (air freight can easily cost $4/kg, Which is part of the reason all the items are very lightweight)

[Ekaros]

Rise order minimums or just make their suppliers to eat it. They will still be cheaper even if you up the price by say 10%.