BUSINESS Fee takes effect 1 July 2026 as the EU seeks to curb surge in inexpensive e-commerce imports. Photo credit: Temu/Shein via Business Insider EU to impose temporary €3 customs fee on small imported parcels Newsroom Starting 1 July 2026, small parcels entering the European Union will be subject to a flat customs fee of €3, a measure aimed at regulating the surge in low-value shipments from overseas e-commerce platforms. READ MORE
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