EU tariffs on small imports
The European Union has begun implementing a new fee of 3 euros on low-value imported parcels, aiming to regulate e-commerce and reduce the increasing flow of goods coming from abroad, especially from China. This move comes after the EU received around 6 billion small commercial parcels in 2025, compared to 4.6 billion in 2024, putting additional pressure on customs authorities. The current customs exemptions for goods valued at less than 150 euros will be abolished, and a unified fee will be applied to all imported products until July 2028, in an effort to establish a more fair market regulation.
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