Poles Changed Their Habits because of the 3 Euro Fee. The New Fee Has Devastated Asian Platforms.
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The implementation of EU regulations eliminating customs duty exemptions for shipments from outside the European Union valued at less than €150 has significantly shaken up the Polish e-commerce market. The introduction of a flat fee of €3 per item and the meticulous calculation of VAT on the entire shipment value have changed the shopping habits of millions of Poles. Recent analysis of data from the whenUbuy app shows that while Polish consumers…
The European Union wants to introduce, from 1 November, a new fee for online platforms, for small-value packages coming from outside the Community block, so in particular from China. The value of the new fee has not yet been established, but the European textile industry asks the Commission to be 10 euros. The fee for platforms will be one [...] Article The Community Executive plans a new fee for online platforms appears first on Radio Iasi – Th…
As of July 1st, a €3 fee applies across Europe for small parcels from outside the European Union. This applies to parcels valued up to €150. Data from Europe and Poland shows a sharp decline in the number of such parcels. Is this the beginning of the end of the era of penny shopping on Temu, AliExpress, and Shein? Further changes are planned.
The new fees introduced by the European Union are working - fewer items from China are coming to Poland.
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