Digital Trade Breaks Barriers at Hangzhou Expo
At the Fourth Global Digital Trade Expo in Hangzhou, digital trade surged with 1,800+ firms from 154 countries and regions driving a 54% rise in global participation.
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At the Fourth Global Digital Trade Expo in Hangzhou, digital trade surged with 1,800+ firms from 154 countries and regions driving a 54% rise in global participation.
US tariffs on low-value parcels caused an 81% drop in global mail to the U.S., disrupting small businesses and prompting postal suspensions.
President Trump’s decision ends an era of ultra-cheap international shipping, reshaping e-commerce ecosystems and global consumer habits.
U.S. ends de minimis tariff exemption for parcels under $800 and introduces new flat fees. Learn how this impacts global shippers and e-commerce sellers.
From August 29, the U.S. ends its $800 de minimis exemption, taxing all shipments under this limit. Small businesses and global sellers face higher costs and supply chain shifts.
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Traveler Zhang Dong launched Karajol Farmers Market after discovering Xinjiang lamb’s flavor, blending livestream e-commerce with Uygur felt-making to boost incomes and preserve heritage.
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