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Buying in Shein, Temu and AliExpress Changes Again: This Will Be the Second Rate for Small EU Packages

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The European Union will apply a new processing fee to small packages from 1 November onwards, other than the three euro tariff which entered into force in July.
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The European Union will apply a new processing fee to small packages from 1 November onwards, other than the three euro tariff which entered into force in July.

·Madrid, Spain
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Trading platforms outside the European Union will be responsible for customs formalities, payment of duties, and compliance of products sold with EU requirements. The EU Council approved the largest reform of EU customs regulations in decades. The new regulations will apply to platforms such as Temu, Shein, and AliExpress, among others.

The first data after the introduction of a new three-euro tariff on small shipments, mainly from China, from July 1st, indicate a significant change in the ordering of goods. According to Belgian customs officials, the number of small shipments has decreased by 53 percent. Another fee for shipments is to be added from November 2026. This was announced by Má...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Your purchases from Chinese e-shops will be more expensive. The Union plans to introduce such a fee, which is why small packages will no longer be worth it in the future.

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As of November 1, a new fee for online shopping will be introduced

Initial data following the introduction of a new three-euro tariff from July 1 on small shipments arriving in the EU, mainly from China, indicate a significant change in ordering of goods.

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Világgazdaság broke the news on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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