The new tariffs announced this week have Amazon sellers up in arms.

I'm going to show you some numbers on why it might not be as bad as you think

and things that you can do to keep your profitability and avoid issues on Amazon.

How cool is that?

Pretty cool, I think.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to another episode of the series sellers podcast by Helium 10.

I'm our host, Bradley Sutton, and this is the show that is our Helium 10 weekly buzz, a special

edition, as a matter of fact. We already had our weekly buzz this week, but we are just coming

almost live here with something else because for the first time in a while, there's something

that has like the Amazon world kind of like up in arms, right? And everybody's worried about this one thing.

And so when that happens, sometimes we'll go ahead and do two weekly buzz in one week to make

sure that, you know, you guys know what's going on and like maybe take away some fears if

some might not be warranted or verify some things that would help you

guys clarify what is happening. And so in this weekly buzz, we are going to be talking about the new

tariffs announced. And what does it mean? What are people saying? What are people going to do?

How can you protect yourself? Things like that. So first of all, let's just talk about some things that were announced. And let me just actually start with one thing that I don't hear too many people talking about, but it kind of went under the radar, but should make Amazon sellers very happy. You guys remember in the weekly buzz a while back, we talked about how the de minimis law was finally taken away, but then it was put back just a few days later. That's that loophole that Sheen and T-Mu and Amazon Hall sellers can use, where they can ship stuff under

$800 to directly to U.S. customers and bypass taxes and tariffs and things like that. It just goes

directly. That's how, you know, like people can sell stuff for like six bucks on T-Moo ship from

China.

And even with the shipping and everything, they can still make a profit.

Well, that's been gone for like the or the taking away has not been there for like a couple of months already. So that means the business as usual, right, for Timu and Sheen and Amazon Hall sellers.

But take a look at this on Wilmerhael.com, part of this announcement here.

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