
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has confirmed a crackdown on e-commerce, placing several customs brokers under scrutiny. Among those affected was Seko Logistics, which had been suspended from handling a key type of duty-free e-commerce shipment. Seko Logistics filed for legal action against CBP and has since been conditionally reinstated. The suspension was part of CBP's efforts to manage the surge of low-value shipments from China and India, which the agency is struggling to police. Despite these measures, experts warn that lowering the duty-free ceiling on Chinese e-commerce imports is not a comprehensive solution.









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U.S. Customs and Border Protection suspended several customs brokers from a program designed to speed entry for low-value shipments but has paved the way for an explosion of e-commerce imports from China and India that the agency is struggling to police. https://t.co/LWjxKkAYpD