Due to newly announced US import tariffs, we are temporarily suspending orders shipping to the USA until further notice.
We apologise for the inconvenience and will update this notice as soon as we can.
If you wish to share feedback with the US administration, you can use the official White House contact page, or write to:
The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500, USA.
“Trade tariffs are taxes imposed by a government on goods imported from other countries, usually calculated as a percentage of the product’s declared value, and they are paid at the point of import by the importer, not the exporting business or the foreign government. In practice, the importing individual or company pays the tariff to its own customs authority when the goods enter the country, but the cost rarely stops there, because it is typically passed on through higher wholesale prices and ultimately higher retail prices, meaning consumers often bear much or all of the cost. While tariffs are sometimes described as a way to protect domestic industries or pressure other governments, the immediate financial burden falls on domestic importers and buyers, with knock-on effects across supply chains, pricing, and availability of goods.”
