Temu has begun actively recruiting U.S.-based sellers to its platform in a bid to expand local offerings and help merchants reach more customers. A company spokesperson described the shift as part of broader efforts to enhance service quality and adapt to a changing market.The move comes as former President Donald Trump’s proposed 145% tariff on Chinese imports threatens to significantly disrupt Temu’s China-centric supply chain. Adding to the pressure, the recent termination of the de minimis exemption for shipments from China and Hong Kong—effective last Friday—eliminates duty-free status for packages under $800, a benefit both Temu and its
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