Clearit USA

For years, many Shopify brands, dropshippers, and direct-to-consumer (DTC) businesses built their fulfillment strategy around one simple rule: if a shipment was worth less than $800, it could often enter the United States duty-free under Section 321 of the Tariff Act. That model is gone. Since the suspension of de minimis treatment, invisible import costs [...]

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For years, the U.S. de minimis exemption allowed many low-value shipments to enter the country with minimal customs formalities. This provision helped fuel the growth of cross-border eCommerce, dropshipping, and direct-to-consumer fulfillment by reducing administrative burdens for importers and logistics providers. However, recent changes affecting de minimis eligibility for ...

As businesses across the United States look for more sustainable alternatives to traditional packaging, demand for compostable packaging products continues to grow. Retailers, food service providers, e-commerce businesses, and manufacturers are increasingly importing compostable mailers, food containers, bags, wraps, and other environmentally friendly packaging solutions. Whi...

Arcade machines may seem like a niche import category, but demand remains strong across entertainment centers, family fun parks, restaurants, bars, amusement venues, and even private collectors. Modern arcade imports range from classic coin-operated cabinets and pinball machines to sophisticated VR gaming systems and interactive redemption games. While importing an arcade mac...

Gaming accessories have become one of the fastest-growing import categories in the U.S. market. From high-performance keyboards and gaming headsets to streaming equipment and RGB peripherals, demand continues to rise as gaming expands beyond consoles into competitive esports, streaming, and PC-based entertainment. But importing gaming accessories into the U.S. involves more t...