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The EU begins to levthe fee for small packages of less than EUR 150 purchased outside the EU
Europe wants to curb every day, especially from China (Temu, Shein or AliExpress), low-cost imports into the European Union.
A shopping platform on the Internet. Stock Photo: Europa Press
As of today, the European Union will apply a rate of EUR 3 to small packages of less than EUR 150purchased outside the European market. The measure will mainly affect low-cost imports from China (Temu, Shein or AliExpress).
To date, small packages of less than EUR 150 were exempt from tariffs, a new levy with which the EU intends to curb the entry of around 15 million low-value packages into European customs every day.
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