British retailers warn Chinese language between tariffs, put an end to the tax cavity

British retailers have warned the UK with low-valued goods because Chinese companies have violated the world’s largest consumer market in the world’s largest consumer market.

The British retail consortium said that the internal companies are excited about the praise of “random goods” and other markets of “random goods” and other markets for low-cost imports.

“Retailers are very concerned about the risk of some low-quality goods, which are reconstructed from the United States to Europe as a result of tariffs,” said Dickinson, CEO in BRC, said.

Analysts flagged with online marketplaces like Amazon, Shein and Temu among the risky Chinese manufacturers, especially pronounced.

“It is especially for retailers and retailers and retailers of the United States, especially for retailers and retailers and retailers from the United States, the head of European consumer capital studies,” CNBC’s street signs in RBC are the price of these pressures for Europe.

Chamberlain added that this clothing giant can hit British and European firms such as Primark and household items store. The primark refused to comment on the issue, B & M immediately did not respond to CNBC’s desire.

At the beginning of this month, President Trump signed a decree signing a tax cavity for an action for an action for up to $ 800, signed a decree for a movement for a movement for a movement of low-precious Chinese vendors such as Shein and Temu.

Now British retailers call on the British government to watch the costume for its tax exemption in imports of £ 135 ($ 178).

“In the light of existing geopolitical tensions, the government should consider de minimis rules for providing the best results for Britain retailers and customers,” he said.

CEO of the British Independent Perfulenders Association (CNBC’s CNBC’s CNBC has increased concerns about the volume of member companies from Chinese companies, and tax exemptions were ended.

“For a few months, the government to consider the current position,” said Goodacre. “Billions of products every year are sold with large market places, the country is duty-free and avoids any VAT liabilities.”

“Chinese companies are a concern for the thought, true opportunity, large and small retailers, who have more goods than these channels,” he said.

“Customers will see lower prices, leaving bricks and mortar stores by increasing a higher rate than normal.”

However, Chamberlain suggested that Chinese companies can be limited to the flood of other markets, and the additional value of selling the United States has expenses on the board.

“These Chinese e-types, especially in their rights, especially in the United States, they have to pay the rules of de Minimis, which must pay import fees on exports, they need to increase the global price.