New Fees Hit Parcels From China, Poles Are Giving up Shopping.
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From November 1, an additional fee of two euros will be charged for imported shipments of low value, in addition to the previously introduced customs duty.
EU fees on small parcels from China are starting to bear fruit. According to "Rzeczpospolita," in the third quarter of 2026, the number of parcels imported into the European Union fell by over 60 percent compared to the same period last year. Another fee has been in effect since November, which could further restrict direct imports. However, this doesn't mean the end of shopping on Temu, Shein, or AliExpress. Chinese platforms are increasingly u…
The number of parcels sent from China to Poland is rapidly declining. At the beginning of 2026, over 4 million parcels were arriving monthly; in September, only 1.8 million. This represents a drop of more than half, reports "Rzeczpospolita."
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced on Thursday that it is very concerned about the new EU measures on small imported parcels and asked the EU bloc for a careful assessment of their impact, reports Reuters, according to Agerpres. The cross-border e-commerce offers consumers and companies more choices, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said, expressing [...] Article China calls for the EU to assess the impact of the new taxes on small parce…
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