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In practice: Since 1 November the EU charges a €2 handling fee on each product line in a low-value B2C parcel, on top of the €3 customs duty in place since 1 July. Both are charged per commodity code, so a parcel holding three different products can carry €15 in EU charges, and VAT generally applies to the fee. Gifts over €45 are also caught. Check what share of your EU orders is under €150, then review your prices and delivery terms.
6 more items in the November 2026 issue.
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Confirmed and upcoming regulatory change across every covered market, dated, sourced, and translated into what it means for your business.
US suspends the $800 de minimis exemption for all non-postal imports
In practice: Consignments worth $800 or less no longer clear free into the US: since 24 June 2026 anything arriving by courier, air, sea, road or rail needs a formal or informal customs entry with a tariff classification, a declared value and a named importer of record, whatever it is worth. Agree in writing with your US customer or broker who acts as importer of record and files the entry, and check your commercial invoices carry classification and valuation detail good enough to declare on; bona fide gifts and travellers' accompanied personal effects are unaffected, and nothing here touches services or digital delivery.
US ends $800 de minimis for posted parcels and adds a postal entry process
EU charges €3 per item on low-value consignments sold direct to EU consumers
12 more items in the June 2026 issue
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