Walmart Sells Out To China: Neglects US Sellers To Fight Temu And Amazon

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[@coldspring22]

I bought lot of super cheap stuff on Chinese websites. They are all mostly reasonable quality and I don't consider them to be junk, a very good bargain

[@bernied9415]

Not many low income earners can afford high prices wanted by the local stores, so in order to obtain the items they want for less money the deal with Amazon, Wallmart and others. True there are products on line that are junk, but there is also many good products. You just have to be market wise.

[@josepablolunasanchez1283]

Sellers in USA had got used to sell for high prices, very often scalping. And scalping was easy because they just needed to learn what was trendy to start scalping. PS5? Scalping. X-Wing board game? Scalping. You would notice that many brands and franchises suffered scalping on an IP basis, which granted a monopoly. Amazon and Walmart were monopoly platforms in a way. But not anymore. Just like Japan in the 1980s China floods markets with their products. In the case of Japan, US government made Japan government (that has been under US supervision since WWII) to sign the Plaza accord, and that ruined their competitiveness. But those were different times. USA cannot do it against China anymore. China's specialty since forever has been commerce. And now that China has fully recovered from the opium wars, they will start to trade again. So expect competition in the near future. It is not that Walmart sold its soul. Walmart strategy since forever was to offer low prices. It was their business strategy since its creation.

[@closetconservative]

The US postal service subsizes Chinese sellers as well.

[@josepablolunasanchez1283]

Chinese have been traders for centuries. If you put them an obstacle here, they are like a river, it will go around and keep flowing.

[@penlam]

I do not buy from Amazon and I do not buy from Walmart. I have too much respect for small businesses in Canada, the US and other countries that I visit to throw money at the feet of these leach corporations.

[@Platelunchexpress]

These no small business selling the same products…

[@hkfoo3333]

you are in the minority

[@la6136]

I don’t buy from Chinese sellers ever. I am tired of them flooding the markets with their cheap junk

[@aislinndeweston4140]

OK I'm gonna pull you off for your throne mister or miss high and mighty righteous one. Most everything you buy was manufactured in China or an Asian country. Do you like that device that you're using to communicate here on KZbin? It was made in China hello everything is made in China they just put a Western sounding name on it so dupes like you will fall for the con.

[@ianLord77]

That's an honorable attitude to have

[@helenaroman1543]

I just went to a bin store which was Amazon & Temu returns. The "women's clothes" I couldn't tell if they were a cheap Halloween costume or meant to actually be worn by a real person. The quality of items was horrible. The knockoffs... horrible. I saw why people returned those horrible items, but who wants that crap off gassing in their homes...

[@davidhughes5369]

Yes, I noticed on this last Amazon Prime Day sale that the overwhelming amount of products with the biggest discounts was for Chinese knockoffs of popular products.

[@soyuz281]

Here is a little secret: Biggest predator of small business is big business. They will always use them when necessary and throw them under the bus when the feel its profitable.

[@leoswoyer8348]

It is innacurate to qualify all Chinese products from China as Cheap. They have the advantage of four to seven times the buying power for every one US dollar. They also benefit from a favorable exchange rate of about 6 or 7 to one dollar in buying power. China is also the factory to the world with extremely broad, efficient, and organized domestic supply chains. When a country returns tax dollars to the citizens in the form of modern cutting edge infrastructure, a social Healthcare system, among other critical services, and puts limits on capitalist greed, workers require much lower salaries. So, when you see a worker earning x dollars equivalent in China, multiply it by 4 to 7 to get their buying power equivalent for the same work in the West. You also need to factor in the much lower cost of living in this hybrid mixed socialist-capitalist country. We these factors in mind, you will understand how China has a middle class that is growing fast and far exceeds the US's total population. You mentioned the favorable tax treatment for China selling direct to the US consumer allows for an import tax-free sale. So, this is another reason products from TEMU and SHEIN are so inexpensive.

[@WebDeveloper08]

When Walmart first opened it's doors in USA, it was a big deal back then that they bought most of their products from China. What's new hear?

[@monkeykingmaster]

So they cut out the middle man big deal.

[@One_voice369]

We elected Briben who is on Chinese payroll! That’s why we are in the mess we are in

[@techserviceondemand9409]

"Walmart Sells Out To China". You are joking, right? I live in a rural area and Walmart is the only game in town. I challenge anybody to find anything in store that are not make in China.

[@miriguwa1958]

Let me try to get this- "I challenge anybody to find anything in store that are not make in China." Do you mean that all things sold in stores are MIC?

[@techserviceondemand9409]

@@miriguwa1958 Obviously, grocery and the like are not made in China or guns and ammo, but outside of that, pretty much everything is made in China. That includes Walmart house brand such as Mainstay. I am interested in anybody that points me to anything that are not MIC. The point is the "Walmart Sells Out to China" is kind of an oxymoron, as that "sold out" happened decades ago.

[@miriguwa1958]

@@techserviceondemand9409 At this rate don't be surprised if you end up having a Chinese president in the future.

[@josepablolunasanchez1283]

If one day USA decided to stop all products from China, people would not be able to find parts for a plumber job. USA decided to send production to China. It is because wealthy people in USA had 2 options. To invest in manufacture and deal with the uncertainties of production, distribution and sales, or they just could put their money in the bank in a debt factory called the financial system. Which one is easier? Of course, money in the bank allows these people to make money while they sleep. So all the bother of manufacture was outsourced to China. US economy is highly financialized for that reason.

[@VangelVe]

The consumer is in charge. Walmart does what its customers want.

[@Yet-another-lisa]

The quality of the items coming out of china is appalling.

[@kricejr]

walmart sold out to china decades ago. They use to have most of there stuff made in u.s. not anymore.

[@lowrider5717]

Actually I’m seeing more stuff being made in Vietnam

[@mywifequitherjob]

Actually no. They reopened it in 2021. But they are very heavily recruiting them as of 2023

[@hkfoo3333]

If Walmart had sold only US products , Walmart would not even exist today.

[@mywifequitherjob]

@@hkfoo3333 I don't mean us made products, I mean sellers in the US

[@kricejr]

@hkfoo3333 they never sold only U.S. stuff but atleast 50% now try to find something

[@2012dnt]

Someone should start an all-American-products department store. I bet you could take half of Walmart's business these days, even though it would cost more upfront the products you would get would be way better and last way longer, just like they used to.

[@4ndrew4w44]

Later you may discover all American products are oem from China 😂..

[@LadyLeda2]

Walmart tried that many years ago. It did not work. They could not compete with other stores who could offer the same product for less than half the price they were selling it for.

[@anitawelch2711]

It's been years since I could not hardly find merchandise that was made in the USA. Years. Even when it says packaged in the USA you can bet it's Chinese.

[@LadyLeda2]

You are right. Many many products do not say where they are made. But it will say it is packaged in the USA. I have wondered for many years now why that is???

[@90745al]

You are absolutely right. Chinese sellers ship to the US at a fraction of the cost US sellers can ship to China. US should charge normal postage to packages coming from China and use these revenues to fund the USPS.

[@ubermenschen3636]

You fool. You volunteer us to pay more taxes?

[@housetboy8605]

We need more affordable junk, not the expensive stuff from local sellers. The government just tax us too much we cannot pay for the expensive goods.

[@primetime0104]

I've bought stuff from US, Japan, Canada and China through eBay. I've to pay for customs, taxes and VERY POOR and sometimes RUDE customer service from US and Japanese sellers. Chinese sellers, are a lot better than US and Japanese sellers. I pay for what I buy. If it is a cheap item, it shows in the quality, but I also have bought very good quality items from China for a fraction of price for what I would have bought otherwise.

[@janenewman8939]

Im the same. Living a life yeaers ago aas a single mum ..One job. Mortgage payments more expensive than rent so I choose not to own home.. So Chinese products and clothes were a necessity. I know it doesn't last long but kids grow fast. So it saved me .

[@munaali840]

yes, there are some great chinese brands that sell direct. once they start getting brand recognition in usa it will be game over for everyone

[@j.singer8461]

You make some very interesting and well researched points. Well done!

[@BobbyJ529]

it's good that you bring up government involvement and how we might go about challenging the tides. I'm getting so tired of the only solution to this from other tubers is one of branding...as if our culture's tolerance for buying unbranded stuff hasn't been going up.

[@lorihamlin3604]

I ordered from TEMU once but never again. Actually I’m not buying anything that’s not a necessity. It’s all low quality and I’m tired of junk.

[@anitawelch2711]

During covid Walmart and liquor and marijuana stores were allowed to be open. Was I the only one who noticed?

[@williamsampson4926]

If I sell a hat to someone across the state or even city it costs me about 5 bucks plus box. I can ship next or same dame. From China it ships for free!!!!!! So they sell for the same or less but free shipping!!!!!! How do US Sellers compete. I mean then add in all the fake copies from china. I sell a real Nike hat and sell it for a fair 25 dollar price. Chine knock off 15 and free shipping and it's pretty close the the real nike. In fact they might make it in the same factory lol

[@la6136]

You are right shipping costs are becoming a problem for US sellers. Every year it goes up and it is already too expensive now

[@triedntrueiam]

Right! I had two 9oz envelopes and the darn clerk at the USPS returned them to me over a month later. She wrote that I owed $4.55 and $3.85. She scratched all over the envelope messing up the $2+ I had already paid in postage and couldn't reprint. I changed post offices. She needs to learn the rules. It was eBay postage. It could have cost me bad feedback.

[@ReelyBad]

The US taxpayers are footing that postal bill and people dont even realize.

[@troychambliss784]

USA pays for China's shipping cost!

[@VX.awmxzz99]

@@troychambliss784hahahah

[@wt9653]

Don't blame Walmart, Amazon, Temu, or eBay. The American public needs to be shamed of bargain shopping.

[@gz6x]

It is much more shameful that companies lay off hardworking employees for stock bonus.

[@zackbog]

Won't happen due to inflation

[@miriguwa1958]

Whether you like it or not the Chinese have come to stay. I'd rather buy a shirt for $20 and throw it away after 2 or 3 months than buy a designers one for hundreds that I can't keep wearing every time I go out for a dinner.

[@bjkjoseph]

Not only was Walmart one of the first companies to have everything made in China. They actually forced manufactures to relocate there if they wanted to sell their products at Walmart because it was the only way to reach Walmart price point.

[@holhydro]

Like we cannot have enough of low quality garbage flooding the us market. 🙄

[@williamppl3624]

Low quality products are doomed to fail. The problem that I see is not the low quality products but the same product that cost 5 times less.

[@SvPVids]

the only reason the market is flooded is that it sells out quick, The consumer needs to change, not the suppliers

[@alfray1072]

the only low quality is the us goods, if they make any LOL

[@Dsnybx911]

Almost everything sold in the USA is made in another country, good luck buying American made they have fake labels and are made somewhere else.

[@miriguwa1958]

When you can only afford garbage you get garbage. Demand and supply. Basic economics.

[@uniqueux]

I'm doing that with my website right now. I didn't know about the surge in competition. This was informative and interesting. Thanks!

[@Agapy8888]

I once told a Chinese business man in my airline club that I never buy from Walmart because they treat their employees badly. Buy only from American made companies. Bought a granite ware pan American made. Now most of them are made in China. Mine was 30 years old.

[@wolfgangrotkiske6068]

Steve Chou is the GOLD standard of ecommerce education

[@chinaboss6683]

China Baller. 😂

[@geofractal]

Sam Walton is turning in his grave. His grandchildren are the antithesis of what he stood for.

[@p1315]

My daughter found a pretty party dress on Amazon. I found the same dress on Walmart, different brand but same exact dress, for 1/5 the price...and there were several other brands selling the same dress for 1/4 to 3/4 the price as reseller on Amazon. No joke.

[@josepablolunasanchez1283]

Amazon is full of scalpers. You cannot even buy a toy for a children, because they sell ordinary stuff like "rare" and "collectors" to justify price. This is going to die quickly with China trade.

[@4ndrew4w44]

Yet people complain about it…those who complained because China products disturbing their market.. consumer welcome competition.

[@p1315]

@@4ndrew4w44 Before WW2, China was one of our trading partners. After it became communist, that changed...until GHW Bush went there in the early 70s and all of a sudden, America was doing business with the Commies. This was for the benefit of American Big Business of course. They were having products built in China which were subpar...so much so in fact our government had to force big business to label where products were made. Consumers never asked for this, we just were conveniently blamed for it. They did it to cut costs and increase profits...not to give us lower prices through competition. We pulled out of Vietnam...to appease our new Chi Com partners.

[@Ace1000ks]

I guess buying items from China and selling it on Walmart, Amazon, and Ebay is over. You can buy components, parts, and make your own products. Then, you might have a chance.

[@myfaith1786]

That's true but China already capturing all the raw material resources around the Globe and US politicians are just focusing on their differences and war of Ukraine..

[@JoeGator23]

More money for them and their suppliers. Ironically, their core market won't have the extra money to buy anything. They are killing their golden goose, the Middle-classes of the West and South America.

[@4ndrew4w44]

The best is you need the components and parts are from China…

[@Ace1000ks]

@@4ndrew4w44 I buy finished products as well.

[@u2fkeys665]

Same thing is happening with our housing market. Everyone but Americans can buy.

[@miriguwa1958]

Come check in Australia. Australians don't have a chance when it comes to bidding at auctions for houses. $1M is peanuts for them.

[@TheFoxisintheHouse]

Q Well said. It is true. Q❤

[@johnnyq4260]

Americans shouldn't be allowed to sell to non-Americans.

[@RussJAlan]

15 seconds after Sam Walton died

[@BenerGunes]

Not ot charge import duty for $800 or less make a lot of sense becuase we dont even prosecute someone to rob or steal $900 or less from a store. At least they are doing legit biz.

[@suseanneegoulet1033]

Use the filters to restrict results to items sold by Walmart/Amazon.

[@johnwright9372]

Walmart, Temu etc is a race to the bottom.

[@jetli740]

that is good for the 60% who need product they can afford

[@hkfoo3333]

Maybe you do not know , putting US products that are many times more expensive and many a times doubtful quality will waste their online space.

[@firstlast-pt5pp]

Walmart owes you something? Why should I pay more to make you happy?

[@josepablolunasanchez1283]

The beauty of it is that people can buy local, no seller, no middle man.

[@4ndrew4w44]

Because people do not buy from him anymore…

[@eggheadegghead]

Do average Americans benefit from this or not? That’s what matters…….

[@Cherishloveandlife]

Thanks for the information and sharing your knowledge

[@MindologySuccess]

One of the only guys that’s keeping it real about what’s happening

[@shortclipwriter]

I just remembered. Why buy retail when you can buy wholesale? Who inspects the incoming products? Are the products harming U.S. producers? Are they making knock-offs? Where can patent and copyright owners in the U.S. file a lawsuit to stop them?

[@guens01]

"cheap Chinese products!" Extremely hypocritical. Where do you source your products? I'm asking for a friend.

[@jsc3417]

This guy is a joke

[@Dsnybx911]

Don’t buy from the Chinese sellers let me buy it and you can buy it from me at four times the price of what I paid for it, support me the middle man that’s robbing you, lol these people are crazy

[@Dsnybx911]

There a documentary about this free shipping rule, poor countries pay zero or almost nothing, it an agreement all countries made not just the USA

[@neptronix]

Honestly i love buying from USA sellers on ebay over the last couple years, ebay is now amazon to me, lol

[@japancash]

you should really open your eyes. You understand that Western company has been buying their product wholesales from China, put their brand on them and put a huge markup on the price ... DJI and other known Chinese brands are consider high end. Keep buying those if you have the money and care about the quality. I think it's more about consumers need to be more knowledgeable of what they need. If you just need something cheap and probably need some work to use, you might find some good deals. This is good for end consumers no? this is what we call free market ... no?

[@yoitired]

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[@michaelpiwcewicz1412]

SO WHAT

[@sgtm7]

Comparing Walmart to Temu? So Temu is equal to Walmart in sales? Not really impressive unless you don't realize Temu sells and ships internationally, but Walmart only sells in North America.

[@sd5458]

I'm going to cancel my Walmart subscription because of this shit. Walmart is being less than clear about how long packages will take to arrive, if I wanted junk from China I would just order from temu.

[@4ndrew4w44]

We do not need your expensive brand, we need affordable goods..

[@eman67rp]

I wouldn't call Chinese goods cheap throw away junk. I have several clothes items and electronics from temu and have had no problems

[@josepablolunasanchez1283]

In China you get the quality you pay for. I have a small TV mounted on the wall and it does not deliver home theater quality. I needed a DVD player that offered the same quality, just to watch movies. I was not interested in extreme bass sounds or anything like that. This is why its price was half of a Sony. For the purpose I needed it, it was perfect balance of quality and price.

[@tinacarter-taylor5403]

Hi i have a question temu offers free shipping over 12 dollars will Walmart start to add free shipping as well

[@screwtape6954]

Temu has crap and is a scam. amazon is a junkyard. Now walmart is a junkyard as well. I stopped buying from amazon the last year. Now i am buying less from walmart

[@DC-qn4wz]

A man's junk is another man's treasure.

[@Dsnybx911]

I love Temu, great stuff and cheap, I’m waiting for my package now it’s like the fiftieth package, if I would have bought from a middle man it would have been around ten packages and I would have less stuff

[@screwtape6954]

@@Dsnybx911 temu is fueled by slave labor and evil business practices. They sell cheap low quality useless crap to suckers

[@tuber6382]

Isn't selling out a straight up principle of capitalism??

[@charlesbusch8739]

If consumers are buying from China they should be aware of the quality issues and safety issues. Hold Walmart responsible for there change?

[@curiosidadesimportantes]

"US have rectify that quickly" NO THEY DON'T... I don't want to pay middle man when I can just pay 100x cheaper directly from the seller. Cry more

[@josepablolunasanchez1283]

It is called free market. USA has got used to monopolies and high prices, very often scalping prices.

[@cetriyasArtnComicsChannel]

Etsy is a mess

[@kenday7942]

I’m not sure I understand the whole point. It’s been a long, long time since I can remember finding American goods in Walmart. I think that about ended shortly after Sam Walden passed away. Almost everything in there has been Chinese for years. Or are you making a distinction that we went from Chinese to cheap Chinese? Not sure.

[@TamaraLisaDyer]

Hey everyone, I just bought a ceramic baking dish FROM TEMU, but it was delivered to me in a WALMART BOX with a WALMART SHIPPING LABEL! What is going on here? Is there a new relationship between Temu and Walmart? Is Walmart now functioning as a fulfillment center for Temu? I have searched the internet for answers and found nothing about this now obvious new business partnership. Can anyone shed some light on this?

[@TamaraLisaDyer]

@serriajohn So, by "delivery chain companies," do you mean that Walmart now has a formal arrangement to function as a fulfillment delivery center for Walmart? Please give me your source because I cannot find any official mention of this relationship. Everyone already knows about Walmart and Amazon's online sales and technologically based delivery services, so your response really does not answer my question. It is merely stating what everyone already knows. Please address my specific concern.

[@tmbrands3216]

My application to sell on Walmart was denied TWICE over the last few years, but low and behold - out of the blue - they reached out to me to offering to accept my business application. LOL

[@954brent954]

First it was Amazon,now it Walmart. China just keep winning!

[@DC-qn4wz]

And Etsy?

[@Dsnybx911]

Walmart has been selling Chinese stuff for over 40 years, look around your house check the labels of everything you got from Walmart all made in china

[@top_10ideas]

You got a new sub! Keep it up buddy ur doin well😉

[@donaldnewell4868]

The American economy is objectively very strong right now, Employment is near an all time high, and there are no signs of a recession. Even the Wall St bears aren’t claiming that anymore. Temu and its ilk are a problem. You don’t need wild exaggeration to make your point.

[@josepablolunasanchez1283]

Nope. US employment data is revised down after several months and by a large chunk. If these revised figures were released back then, it would show US in recession since months ago.

[@JuanBáez-q7k]

I don't know what's the show with Walmart , if Home Depot is doing the same .

[@moonbox3381]

why US subsidies GM and Ford but why they can not lower price but opposite it rising price ,so government subsidy product price will go up or down ?????????

[@josemaciel232]

As far as I can remember they have sold cheap throw away junk cars,planes,along with overpriced cardboard and wood (no better than a storage shed) houses at inflated prices,so temu is a continuance of the same system, but the answer remains the same ,business business business profit ×? Business or scam?

[@josepablolunasanchez1283]

Americans adjust price to their costs. Chinese adjust costs to the price. Fortunately, Chinese products are about to get cheaper with cheap Russian energy flowing to them. This cheap Russian energy is what made European products competitive. It was not European worker productivity or efficiency, no, it was cheap Russian energy.

[@luissanchezpalacios7698]

Yall say wallmart sold out but were the ones after these chinese products and supporting it. So we also sold out to china 😂😂😂

[@EdwardJohannes-k2j]

Boycott Walmart, period !

[@sarinulek6816]

Dont be fooled by labels, Cosco own these US based Companies..

[@Skateboardshopusa]

China is the majority owner of Walmart and Disney

[@4ndrew4w44]

What’s wrong with that, more competition better for consumers.

[@DApostate]

Every empire needs cheap labor. If we don't allow immigrants it has to be by outsourcing. Since both parties fight that in different ways, it will be a merky answer that doesn't actually help most people.

[@jeremiahhall2281]

Prior to this administration, Trump had the Chinese paying their taxes to import here. Unfortunately that has changed, and now we are paying those fees in the form of "inflation". Thank you for putting this video out for us, but this will fall on many deaf ears.

[@alfray1072]

Tariffs is paid by the consumer not the exporter. Dtrumpf is a bold face liar, he is a trojan horse-z10nist controlled opposition, he knows that the biggest export of usssa is the USD (toxic debt) because it is the global reserve currency that gives exorbitant privilege to usssa citizens making them the consumer of choice

[@Dsnybx911]

If you tax a company the company has to raise prices to stay in business, trump raised taxes on Chinese companies so Chinese companies raised prices ( inflation ), everything is made in china so all the prices went up, even American companies buy from China, I hope this helps.

[@SFSraptor]

I am sure the no taxes to Chinese sellers is a Republican responsible for passing that law. Those knuckle heads are all about no taxes.

[@Dsnybx911]

There a documentary about this free shipping rule, poor countries pay zero or almost nothing , it an agreement all countries made not just the USA

[@bene88597]

Wh do Chinese bot pay taxes? I didn't get that part thanks.

[@spaka1]

They must be receiving their subsidy check

[@tommycollier9172]

Try buying clothes from Walmart And you're correct there is nothing made in America that comes from Walmart

[@sky-son]

You are a genius.

[@chrischan2828]

It is good to know Etsy has opened up the source to China.

[@980ssbbearcat2]

Trust me, the Tshirt you are wearing for this video was made in China.

[@shortclipwriter]

A problem in search of a solution. - - - Will this idea fly? - - - Any business shipping into the 50 U.S. States, requires registration with the U.S. Government Agency, the ICC. (Interstate Commerce Commission) Any other ideas to discuss?

[@4ndrew4w44]

We need more middlemen, let their price go higher.. you can pay more…

[@Laccabayao]

SE or shiping cart, japan made have qulity

[@Lucy-ec4pt]

I dont shop at Walmart or Amazon or temu and i live in the USA i go out and shop at brick and morter small businesses

[@ronnyedwards3108]

God bless china thank you walmart let's help save the Chinese people love all humans it's their government let them change too let's have this God blessed universe no need be scared be happy

[@jonathanfriedlander8563]

CHINA IS NOT THE PROBLEM CHILD !!

[@Pernection]

No mention of Ali Express

[@wt9653]

DJI is a Chinese company Milwaukee power tools is a Chinese TTI corporation Ryobi and Ridgid are Chinese company Volvo is a Chinese auto Hoover is a Chinese vacuum company 😂

[@andrewpattison3716]

Who will own the underground city?

[@CarlRoberts-h2v]

Not only walmat the whole of the retail shops market 😂😂

[@viktor7977]

Rode and Shure on Walmart! 🤣🤣🤣 Get your shit together dude.

[@bornufree]

As a shareholder I love the move. First we outsourced production then sales people What’s not to love🎉

[@thomasrogers9146]

AND ONE LAST THING. CHINA IS AND HAS MOVED UP THE VALUE CHAIN. MOST LOW VALUE ADDED CHINESE MANUFACTURING IS MOVING TO VIETNAM,LOAS MEXICO AND AFRICA. SOME OF THE GOODS YOU ALL CALL CRAP IS NOT MANUFACTURED IN CHINA ANY MORE.COST OF LABOR IS GETTING HIGHER AND HIGHER.