U.S. Adjusts Import Threshold, Easing Flow for B2C Shipments in Global Supply Chain
The U.S. government has reinstated the $2,500 threshold for informal customs entry, allowing for smoother processing of business-to-consumer (B2C) shipments and reducing recent delays caused by more stringent trade regulations. Previously, goods valued over $800 had been subjected to formal customs procedures, disrupting supply chain timelines and increasing operational burdens. Following discussions with industry stakeholders,…