Temu is abandoning the model centered around cheap Chinese imports that catapulted it to success in the US, aiming to sell only goods from local merchants to American consumers for the foreseeable ...

Temu, the shopping platform owned by Chinese e-commerce giant PDD Holdings, has revised its business model in the US in response to “retaliatory” tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump ...

Temu is abandoning the model centered around cheap Chinese imports that catapulted it to success in the US, aiming to sell only goods from local merchants to American consumers for the foreseeable ...

Temu’s last quarter may plausibly be its worst, in tariff terms — the Trump administration has already de-escalated somewhat ...

It’s official—Temu has changed how it operates in the U.S., and it’s not a small tweak. As of early May 2025, the ultra-low-cost shopping platform is no longer shipping products directly ...

Hours after a key US tariff exemption expired on Friday, Chinese e-commerce site Temu announced it was overhauling its shipping model, sending out all American sales via US-based sellers.

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