Shein IPO plans hit by Trump’s low-cost parcels crackdown
- President Donald Trump's new tariffs are impacting the sales of e-commerce companies Shein and Temu, with Shein's daily sales dropping by 41% in early February.
- Temu faced a 32% decline in daily sales during the same period, according to data from Bloomberg's Second Measure.
- Both Shein and Temu are increasing their operations in the U.S., with Shein opening distribution centers to adapt to the changing tariff environment.
- The removal of the de minimis exemption could raise import costs for Shein and Temu, making it difficult to compete with Amazon, which has launched new budget initiatives.
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