- The US announced changes to low-value shipments from China, Hong Kong, and Macau.
- Shipments valued at $800 are affected.
- An ad valorem duty rate of 120 percent or a specific duty of $100 applies from 2 May.
- The specific duty increases to $200 from 1 June.
- This is an increase from the previously announced 90 percent tariff and specific duties of $75 from 2 May and $150 from 1 June.
Source: ey.com
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