内容摘要："I don't get up there as much these days but I've never seen them before."

"I don't get up there as much these days but I've never seen them before."

its own discount unit focusing on direct-to-consumer shipments.Their rise has also brought scrutiny from US politicians and regulators, who have raised questions about the

of a "high risk" that Temu was selling products made using forced labour.Authorities have blamed their success for putting strains on US border and customs authorities, as the number of packages entering the US under the de minimis exemption has surged from 140 million in 2013 to more than 1 billion last year.In announcing the action, the Biden administration said "several China-founded e-commerce platforms" now accounted for a "majority" of shipments under the $800 threshold.

It said its actions were a response to an "exponential increase in de minimis shipments" that had made it more difficult to identify and block illegal shipments.It accused companies of looking to skirt consumer protection laws and avoid trade barriers.

"American workers and businesses can outcompete anyone on a level playing field, but for too long, Chinese e-commerce platforms have skirted tariffs by abusing the de minimis exemption,” said Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo.

The American Action Forum, a right-leaning policy group, has estimated that getting rid of the $800 exemption entirely would result in "$8bn to $30bn in additional annual costs that would eventually be passed on to consumers".He quickly faced a backlash from across his party for his refusal to abolish the two-child limit.

In an interview with the Daily Record, Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar said he would press Sir Keir toif Labour won power.

Deputy leader Jackie Baillie then told the BBC's Good Morning Scotland programme that Scottish Labour was "very clear, we remain opposed to the two-child benefit cap".During the election campaign other parties used the benefit cap