
EU Targets Small Parcels from Shein, Temu with New Taxes and Responsibilities
The European Union has agreed to implement new processing fees and customs duties for small online packages from third countries, specifically targeting platforms like Shein and Temu, making non-European platforms legally responsible for products and subject to taxes starting in July.
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EU is targeting small parcels from Shein, Temu and other Chinese e-commerce sites
Non-European platforms will now be legally responsible for products entering the European Union and will be taxed starting in July.
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The European Union has announced that it will introduce handling fees for non-EU small packages from November 1. The fee will be charged in addition to a customs tax on such items that goes into effect in July.
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