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Explore how Central Asia is diversifying trade and boosting economic resilience by partnering with China on e-commerce, manufacturing and AI-driven supply chains.
Xinjiang’s first direct air cargo route to the Baltic Sea launched, linking Urumqi and Tallinn to boost e-commerce trade and cut logistics costs.
Despite U.S. tariff hikes on imports from the Chinese mainland, Yiwu International Trade Market saw 13% growth in Q1, reaching 167.45 billion yuan.
The US has ended duty-free treatment for imports under $800 from the Chinese mainland and the Hong Kong SAR, sparking price hikes, customs delays and supply chain shake-ups.
Temu removed a large number of Chinese goods from its US site as low-value tariff waivers expired, shrinking choices and signaling higher prices ahead.
The US ended duty-free imports for packages under $800 from the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong SAR, raising costs for online shoppers and small businesses.
This Friday, the U.S. ends its de minimis rule, ending duty‑free entry for shipments under $800 from the Chinese mainland. Businesses and consumers face new tariffs.
Chinese foreign trade enterprises pivot to domestic markets after US ends duty-free treatment for small parcels from the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong SAR.
120% tariffs on Chinese mainland small parcels take effect as US ends the de minimis tax break, driving up e-commerce costs and hitting small businesses.
As of May 2, the U.S. ends duty-free treatment for imports from the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong SAR. Shoppers face up to 120% tariffs, delivery delays, and pricier goods.