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Dear Valued Customers, We are pleased to share important updates regarding U.S. tariff policies affecting small packages shipped from China (including Hong Kong) to the United States, as announced by the White House on May 12, 2025. Key Tariff Changes Ad Valorem Tariff Reduction:The tariff rate on small packages (valued at ≤ $800) has been lowered from 120% to 54%, reflecting a significant reduction in import costs. Specific Duty Retention:The $100 per package specific duty, effective since May 2, 2025, will remain unchanged. Cancellation of Future Increase:The previously planned hike of the specific duty to $200 per package (scheduled for June 1, 2025) has been revoked, providing stability for your shipping needs. What This Means for You Lower Costs: Reduced tariffs mean potentially lower prices for your orders, especially for lightweight or lower-value items. No Surprises: The retention of the $100 specific duty ensures clarity in budgeting, with no unexpected increases in the coming months. Our Commitment: We are actively adjusting our product pricing and shipping fees to reflect these changes. You will see updated costs displayed clearly at checkout, with most adjustments taking effect immediately. How to Benefit Shop now to enjoy the revised rates on popular categories like electronics, apparel, and accessories. For bulk orders…

Dear Valued US Customers, We understand that the concept of tariffs and why they are borne by purchasers might be confusing. This announcement aims to clarify this matter and provide you with a better understanding. Tariffs are essentially taxes imposed by governments on imported goods. When we sell products to the US market, the US government enforces these tariffs as a way to regulate international trade, protect domestic industries, and generate revenue. These tariffs are levied at the border when goods enter the United States, and they are calculated based on the value, type, and origin of the imported items. In international trade, the principle is that the party importing the goods is responsible for paying the applicable tariffs. As the purchaser in the United States, you are considered the importer in this transaction. When you place an order with our website, the goods are shipped from our location to the US. Upon arrival at the US border, the US Customs and Border Protection authorities will assess the tariffs based on their regulations. Since we are not the entity importing the goods into the US, we are unable to cover these costs on your behalf. Moreover, including the tariff amount…

  Dear Valued Customers, We regret to inform you that, due to the latest 2025 tariff policies imposed by the United States, our website is compelled to implement price adjustments for users in the United States. These new tariff policies have significantly impacted our business operations, making it necessary for us to adapt our pricing strategy to ensure the long - term sustainability of our services. As all purchases are made by importers, in strict accordance with the US tariff policies, importers are required to pay the corresponding taxes. This is a legal obligation that we must adhere to, and we have no choice but to pass on these additional costs to our customers in the US market. We understand that this adjustment may cause inconvenience to you, and we sincerely apologize for any negative impact it may have on your purchasing decisions. We have made every effort to minimize the impact of these changes, but given the mandatory nature of the US tariff policies, we are unable to reverse this decision. Our team has been working diligently to review and optimize our operations to offset these additional costs as much as possible, but unfortunately, the current circumstances leave us…