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Temu will no longer be a go to shopping place for cheap goods as they’ve now implemented a import charge of $145 for all of their goods.
Some consumers have shared some screenshots online stating that they will no longer be buying goods on Temu.
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Temu is adding “import charges” of around 145% in response to President Donald Trump’s tariffs on goods shipped from China, CNBC reports.
The fees cost more than the products that U.S. consumers are buying, and in some cases are more than doubling the price of a standard order. For example, CNBC found that a summer dress sold on Temu for $18.47 will cost $44.68 after $26.21 in import charges.
Shein has also hiked prices, but isn’t implementing an import charge, it appears.
The moves come a few weeks after Temu and Shein warned that they were going to raise prices for U.S. customers starting April 25 in response to the tariffs.
The 145% tariff on products made in China, along with Trump’s decision to end a customs exemption that had allowed goods under $800 to enter the U.S. duty-free, has disrupted the business models of both platforms.
Source: Temu adds 'import charges' after Trump tariffs | TechCrunch
What are your thoughts on the new import tax? Do you think it’s a good idea or a bad one?
Some consumers have shared some screenshots online stating that they will no longer be buying goods on Temu.

Lauren M Garza (@l_boogie_g) on Threads
TEMU can kick rocks with these import charges!

Joanna McIlvaine Loftis (@jojoloftis) on Threads
Well I won't be ordering from TEMU again. My $139 cart would cost $326 to order. Due to $178 import tax. Good to know we won't be the ones paying for tariffs. I'm including the screenshot in case anyone didn't believe me.
Temu is adding “import charges” of around 145% in response to President Donald Trump’s tariffs on goods shipped from China, CNBC reports.
The fees cost more than the products that U.S. consumers are buying, and in some cases are more than doubling the price of a standard order. For example, CNBC found that a summer dress sold on Temu for $18.47 will cost $44.68 after $26.21 in import charges.
Shein has also hiked prices, but isn’t implementing an import charge, it appears.
The moves come a few weeks after Temu and Shein warned that they were going to raise prices for U.S. customers starting April 25 in response to the tariffs.
The 145% tariff on products made in China, along with Trump’s decision to end a customs exemption that had allowed goods under $800 to enter the U.S. duty-free, has disrupted the business models of both platforms.
Source: Temu adds 'import charges' after Trump tariffs | TechCrunch
What are your thoughts on the new import tax? Do you think it’s a good idea or a bad one?