Issue with that is none of them even come close to USA in terms of import value. Strictest countries are UAE, Singapore, and Australia. The USA imports over 4x than any of those and has a much larger population. It’s like trying to kink a fire hose as if it’s a garden hose, I don’t see how it can work.
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Canada has one of the tightest bums to get stuff in for “regular” users, yet we still have tons of ugls distributing. They have shortages on some items, which is a Chinese production problem, but aside from that the shops are still open.
The bigger labs are using channels akin to how fentanyl and other chemicals are smuggled in.
No matter what your government does, where there is money to be made, someone will bring your contrabands in with a premium of course.
It will suck for the small guy in the meantime but I will say this again, people with a slight common sense or have been in this game for a bit already have stocked up even before any hints of shortages.
The bigger labs are using channels akin to how fentanyl and other chemicals are smuggled in.
No matter what your government does, where there is money to be made, someone will bring your contrabands in with a premium of course.
It will suck for the small guy in the meantime but I will say this again, people with a slight common sense or have been in this game for a bit already have stocked up even before any hints of shortages.
malfeasance
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Shein’s and Temu’s prices will get hit even harder by the new de minimis rule
CBP previously told CNN it processes “nearly 4 million duty-free de minimis shipments a day.” Research indicates that a majority of those shipments come from China and Hong Kong. In total, over the last fiscal year, CBP said 1.36 billion packages came to the United States under the de minimis exemption.
When Trump’s executive order goes into effect on August 29, most goods shipped internationally will be subject to the tariffs of the country of origin. Those duties will be about $80 per item for a country with a tariff rate less than 16%, $160 per item for a country of a tariff rate between 16% and 25%, $200 per item for a country with a tariff rate above 25%. Some of that cost could be passed down to consumers.
dinfar1337
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my country is in the eu and 50-70% of eu domestics dont wanna deliver to my country.
we love china tho not a single chinese source who dosent deliver here!
and funny enough only packs i ever had seized was domestic. im never ordering from those fuckers pretending to be high quality again.
I think you're assuming people making these decisions understand the gravity of anything they do. Those days are sailing by or have left already, this will hit and I'd assume far faster than many expect with de minimus ending.
Ghoul
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Package volume down 85%.
Think that'll make it easier to inspect parcel traffic?
Global De Minimis Exemption Ends Suddenly: The Biggest U.S. Trade Shock Since Section 301 - TRADLINX Blogs
The U.S. has ended its $800 de minimis exemption for imports two years earlier than expected. This sudden policy shift is disrupting e-commerce, customs, and global supply chains. Here’s what changed, why, and how logistics professionals must respond.
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bananafeet
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I wonder how rooted we are in Australia. They are spending big bucks next year to stop illegal tobacco importation which has cut tax revenue in half.Package volume down 85%.
Think that'll make it easier to inspect parcel traffic?
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Global De Minimis Exemption Ends Suddenly: The Biggest U.S. Trade Shock Since Section 301 - TRADLINX Blogs
The U.S. has ended its $800 de minimis exemption for imports two years earlier than expected. This sudden policy shift is disrupting e-commerce, customs, and global supply chains. Here’s what changed, why, and how logistics professionals must respond.
Ateam2023
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i just got hit with "duty fees" from a package from S.Korea, i had to pay extra to get my package released from ups,,
dinfar1337
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wait until you realize you have to pay 50% on half of everything you usually buy. thank your president trump.
Photon
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I had a S.KR pack delivered last month from UPS -- no extra fees.
DHL pack from China however was hit with huge fees -- i abandoned and it was disposed. The seller did not want it back, apparently they had to pay the fees to get it released lol
Do you have the fee breakdown?
Is it a handling fee for UPS or duty payment for imported goods?
dinfar1337
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im not american and even i watched this, they traded to from 25% tariff to a 15% between s.korea and usa on the 31st july? around there.
usps isnt gonna eat up the costs for you.
apparently india and eu is next so i would stock up alot of indian pct stuff if i were american
Ghoul
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You're right. It's better to let other countries charge ultra-high tariffs on US goods to protect their manufacturers and jobs, making our products so expensive they can't be sold, while we progressively go bankrupt buying theirs, for which little to no tariffs are charged.
That's fair.
Ateam2023
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its strange because i had another pack from same vendor delivered without extra fees,,
Ateam2023
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it was a duty fee for imported goods, the original package cost$66, the duty fee was $62, way outrageous even the vendor said send it back, but i need the contents of the package and don't wanna wait for it to be resolved , if ever,,
Preach! The Democratic Party brought us massive food inflation. There were many global inflationary forces at play, outside of government control, but right as the economy was starting to catch fire, the Democrats passed the Build Back Better Act which dumped trillions of dollars into an already overheating economy. The result, 5 dollar eggs and insane food inflation.
The Democrats became a collection of special interests, 20 somethings with outstanding college loans, LGBT, single moms, and groups like BLM. Working families (like mine) got screwed.
I supported Trump because he promised to bring inflation under control but tariffs on Mexico and China have only made things more expensive. I love Cowboy boots made in Mexico but they are doubling in price.
My question, raw powders have all dried up, yet GH and weight loss drugs are cheaper than ever?
dinfar1337
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well production is very much on the lower side now, but everything besides primo you can find from domestic labs. they hoard everything that comes out of china/india pretty much.
its really just primo thats hard to get but theres still a tens of kilogram coming out of china of it.
I've looked mostly at the big international Chinese suppliers but domestically I have found primarily finished oils. Only one domestic source had test c and there are some questions (has not been sent to Janoshic) about its quality.
I would ask what domestic source has all these raws but I know I would be met with "search stupid."
dinfar1337
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if theres only 1kg raws left, are u gonna make 1000 vials and sell them each for 30$ (30k usd) or are gonna sell 1kg raw for 10000usd?
thanks you answered yourself if you can answer this.
but yeah most domestic sources in this forum carry stuff right now. will take max 5 min to find what u need even primo or mast and its probably turn out legit
Ateam2023
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i gotta say my package from "meamo shop" in S Korea, they package shit very well, i ordered some tox and it was shipped in a styrofoam container, complete with ice packs(gel packs) that were melted but the care the way the package was shipped was really impressive, ive never ordered beauty products from S.Korea but top knotch outfit,, I payed tarrifs , but it was worth it to me,,
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