Next and Superdry take action as Trump’s tariff overhaul disrupts British retail exports

British fashion retailers are scrambling to adapt to President Trump’s changing tariff policies, with some halting exports and others exploring the option of setting up US subsidiaries.
In recent weeks, Trump imposed a new 10% tariff on Chinese-made goods, while also reversing the “de minimis” rule, which had previously allowed goods worth less than $800 (£645) to enter the US duty-free.
The move, which came after a backlog of packages overwhelmed the US Postal Service,