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What is this store's return and exchange policy?
If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product and receive a full refund or exchange it for another one, whether similar or not. All hygiene, health, food, and skin-related products cannot be returned.
You can return a product for up to 30 days from the date you purchased it.
Any product you return must be in the same condition you received it and in the original packaging
No return for food, lingerie, intimates, clothes, health, beauty
Buyer pays for return shipping with tracking
Can I cancel my order?
Typically, you can ask the seller to cancel within 1 hour of paying for the order. If you cancel during this delay, we will deduct platform fees and payment fees from Stripe.
What's about substitution ?
We will not inform you if the manufacturer changes the presentation or packaging of an item. Additionally, if the manufacturer alters the size, we will not send a notification. For example, if you ordered 2 boxes of 12, we may substitute it with 1 box of 24.
If an item becomes unavailable, we will contact you within 24 hours to request authorization for a substitution. You may choose to cancel the order; if we don't hear from you within this time, we will proceed with the substitution.
Understanding U.S. Import Tariffs: Buyer Responsibilities Trump Tariff
Understanding U.S. Import Tariffs: Buyer Responsibilities
In international trade, import tariffs, which are taxes imposed on imported products, play a crucial role in determining the cost of goods entering the United States. These tariffs can significantly affect pricing and market dynamics.
Buyer Responsibilities
Under the current trade framework, buyers are responsible for any actual or future import tariffs that may be levied by the U.S. government, including those instituted during the Trump administration or any subsequent administration. This responsibility encompasses:
Payment of Tariffs: Buyers must account for the tariffs when calculating the total cost of imported goods. This includes both existing tariffs and any anticipated increases.
Compliance with Regulations: Buyers are required to stay informed about changes in tariff policies and ensure compliance with all relevant regulations to avoid penalties.
Impact on Pricing: The imposition of tariffs can lead to increased prices for consumers, as importers may pass on the additional costs to buyers.
Conclusion
As the landscape of U.S. import tariffs continues to evolve, it is imperative for buyers to remain vigilant and proactive in managing their responsibilities. Understanding the implications of these tariffs is essential for effective financial planning and strategic decision-making in international trade.
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