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EU Imposes New Fee on Low-Cost Parcels From China. The European Union has introduced a three-euro fee on low-value parcels from China, targeting fast-growing online retailers including Shein, Temu, and AliExpress. Previously duty-free shipments under one hundred fifty euros now face new customs charges, increasing costs for millions of cross-border online purchases. European officials say the old exemption was widely abused, giving overseas platforms an unfair pricing advantage over businesses operating within the bloc. Industry analysts expect e-commerce air shipments into Europe to decline as retailers adjust supply chains and absorb or pass along higher import costs. The temporary fee will remain until twenty twenty-eight, when the European Union plans to replace it with category-specific customs duties. Consumers are likely to pay higher prices, while companies including Shein and Amazon continue adapting their logistics and pricing strategies across Europe.
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