Fin a la exención de minimis: la CBP anuncia actualizaciones para paquetes de US$800 o menos que llegan a EE.UU.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has announced changes to how packages worth $800 or less entering the country will be handled, ending the "minimis" exemption that previously allowed low-value items to enter without much scrutiny. This move aims to tighten security and combat the influx of contraband and illegal goods. By updating their policies, CBP seeks to better manage the flow of goods while ensuring compliance with international trade regulations. This shift could impact both importers and consumers by potentially increasing costs and processing times for smaller shipments.