The European Tax of €3 for Small Orders From Outside the EU Comes Into Effect on July 1st.
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Cheap goods from platforms such as Temu, Shein or AliExpress will become most expensive, while for some products the duty may represent multiples of their price. The changes will also affect companies and may accelerate the transfer of warehouses and logistics operations of Asian traders to the territory of the European Union. From July, the reform of the customs system approved by the European Union will come into force, which will change the p…
"This tax will also be included in the total amount on which VAT is calculated."
The measure applies to all products below €150 and is calculated by customs category, potentially multiplying costs. From July 1, 2026, all orders valued at less than €150 from countries outside the European Union will be subject to a fixed fee of €3, a measure created to manage the enormous flow of imports from international e-commerce and to level the playing field with European retailers. The decision comes in a context where more than 90% of…
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