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Important Notice: Advance Notice of U.S. Tariff Policy Adjustment
发表于 2025-4-16 14:30:09
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最新回复 前天 14:21
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Clarke County
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Dear Superbuy U.S. Customers,
As per the latest U.S. Customs policy update, effective May 2, 2025 (00:01 EST), the U.S. Customs will revoke the “de minimis exemption” for low-value parcels imported from Mainland China or Hong Kong, China. In response to this policy change, we’re actively communicating with our logistics partners to seek reasonable shipping solutions, aiming to mitigate the impact of new tariffs on shipping costs.
[Potential Operational Changes Under the New Tariff Policy – Specific Implementation Pending Further Notice]
Non-Postal Routes (UPS/DHL/FedEx & Other Special Lines):
For cargo valued at USD800 or below that meets applicable conditions (specific list pending confirmation from U.S. authorities), all applicable duties and taxes (specific tariff rules to be determined) must be handled as follows:
UPS/DHL/FedEx: Generally, duties are paid by the recipient before delivery.
Special Lines: Shipping costs are expected to increase, with logistics providers likely adopting duty-paid (DPU) shipping methods.
Postal Routes:
A prepaid duty system is expected. For cargo valued at USD800 or below that meets applicable conditions:
From May 2, 2025: Duties will be charged at 120% of the declared value or USD 100 per parcel (whichever is higher).
From June 1, 2025: Duties will increase to 120% of the declared value or USD 200 per parcel (whichever is higher).
Recipients must accurately declare product details for proper tax calculation. If a duty payment reminder is received during transit, the recipient must comply; otherwise, the shipment may be destroyed by local customs.
[Potential Impacts]
1. Increased Shipping Costs: Some carriers have already raised prices, with a significant surge expected by late April.
2. Higher Inspection Rates: U.S. Customs inspection rates have sharply risen from 5% to 70%, with handling times extending from 3 days to up to 21 days, leading to significantly longer shipping times. Customers must declare values accurately to avoid confiscation or fines.
3. Delivery Delays: To circumvent the new tariffs, a surge in shipments may occur by late April, leading to a shortage of air freight and extended flight wait times.
4. Duty Back Payments: Customs inspections or shipping backlogs may cause shipping delays, potentially requiring retroactive duty payments if shipments coincide with the enforcement period of the new tariffs.
[Shipping Recommendations]
1. To avoid potential additional fees due to the new tariffs, it is suggested that you ship your inventory before April 20 to fully utilize the buffer period before the new tariffs take effect.
2. Before the new tariffs are implemented, we’ll continue working closely with logistics partners to seek optimal solutions, aiming to minimize the impact and maintain tax-free shipping lines after May 2.
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused by these U.S. tariff adjustments and thank you for your understanding and support. We’ll closely monitor policy changes and strive to continue providing high-quality service. Superbuy will always stand with you!
For any inquiries, please contact our online Customer Serviceor email us at [email protected].
Superbuy Team
April 16, 2025
Updates to announcements related to U.S. tariff policy:
April 17, 2025, Tariff Risk Advisory for FedEx/UPS/DHL International Express Packages to the U.S. View Details>
April 17, 2025, Risk Notification for U.S. Postal Routes. View Details>
April 18, 2025, [Important Notice] Yun Express U.S. Shipping Plan Adjustment Preview. View Details>
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