The De Minimis Exemption Has Expired in the U.S.

Effective August 29, 2025, all shipments arriving in the U.S. will now be subject to commercial import procedures, even if the invoice value of the goods is less than 800 USD. The De Minimis Exemption in the U.S. Has Ended
What Has Changed?

Previously, shipments valued at less than 800 USD were exempt from customs duties.

Effective immediately, customs duties and other import taxes will be applied to all shipments based on the HS codes of the products listed on the invoice.

Impact on Shipping Methods

Even if your shipments are made under the DAP (Delivered At Place) or DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) Incoterms, additional fees may apply, which vary by carrier.

These additional costs include:

Customs duties, processing fees, storage and warehousing charges, and any special charges that the carrier may apply
may be included.

Recommended Action

For more detailed information, we strongly recommend that you contact your sales representative to inquire about customs duties and additional fees.

In particular, the accurate and complete specification of HS codes is critical for the correct calculation of the tax amount.