China Express Association protests US tariff on low-value packages, warning it will burden American consumers and disrupt trade.
China Express Association has condemned the US decision to revoke duty-free treatment for Chinese low-value packages, warning it will disrupt fair trade, raise costs, and affect global shipping.
Representing China’s postal and express delivery industry, the association highlighted that cross-border e-commerce has provided affordable and diverse goods to U.S. buyers.
The shift in policy, it warned, will have a direct impact on households, especially families and younger shoppers who rely on cost-effective international purchases.
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“We hope the United States will correct its wrong practice and take necessary measures to create a fair and predictable policy environment for cross-border e-commerce and delivery,” the association stated.
Ending duty-free exemptions will not only drive up costs for American consumers but also strain partnerships between Chinese and U.S. logistics firms.
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The association reaffirmed its commitment to sustaining reliable international delivery services, ensuring access to goods at competitive prices.
“We aim to sustain a stable and convenient international delivery system for U.S. consumers through effective cooperation between Chinese and American postal and express enterprises,” it added.
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The group urged U.S. officials to reconsider the decision and establish a trade framework that supports mutual economic benefits.
