Low-value and small-volume orders of clothing from Temu and Shein will start getting slapped with higher taxes from next month, Business Times reports. The Foshini Group (TFG) CEO Anthony ...

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Popular Chinese online clothing store Shein is in government's sights due to complaints from local clothing shops and trade unions that it is finding loopholes to bring clothes into the country at ...

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Importers of low-value parcels destined for South Africa will soon pay value added tax, the country's tax authority said, as an interim measure to protect a clothing industry facing fierce ...

Some consumers in South Africa are looking to abandon popular low-cost online retailers Shein and Temu, ... on all clothing, up from a tariff of 20 per cent previously im. News.

Fast-fashion giant Shein, known for its $5 tops and $10 dresses, will open a pop-up store in Johannesburg, South Africa, in August, as the online retailer aims to expand its brand recognition ...

Which meant that South African shoppers could expect to pay more for Shein and Temu orders, as the new rules aim to level the playing field with local retailers who pay the full 45% customs duty ...

Chinese-founded e-commerce retailer Shein has divided opinion with its first physical pop-up store in South Africa that lured bargain-hunters and spurred a tax change after rivals said the ...

Bricks-and-mortar and online fashion retailers have urged South African regulators to impose a 45 percent import duty on all clothing item imports, no matter the price, to level the playing field.

Brick-and-mortar fashion and e-commerce retailers have urged South African regulators to impose a 45% import duty on all clothing imports, no matter the price, to level the playing field.