Temu and Shein, the two biggest Chinese-owned ecommerce platforms that operate in the United States, have started raising prices and temporarily unlisting some products on their websites in response to new tariffs on Chinese imports announced by President Donald Trump, according to both shoppers and sellers who spoke to WIRED.
Shi, a Chinese seller of arts and crafts products on Temu who asked only to use his surname for privacy reasons, tells WIRED that the company raised prices on his goods by 50 percent this week, while the number of orders he received on Friday decreased by about 30 percent compared to normal. Temu also made some of his products
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