After the Trump administration on Tuesday tripled the tariff on small packages from China and Hong Kong from 30% to 90%, the White House raised the relevant tariffs again on Thursday. From May 2, the United States will impose a tariff of 120% of the value of imported goods worth no more than $800.

US President Trump signed a new executive order on Wednesday, Washington will increase the tariff payable on each imported goods after May 2 and before June 1 to $100 from the planned $75 at the beginning of this week, and packages entering after June 1 will pay $200 per piece, instead of the $150 announced at the beginning of this week.