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EU Implements Tariff on Low-Value Goods Starting July

The EU has officially implemented a €3 tariff policy on low-value goods under €150, ending long-standing tax exemptions. Cross-border sellers need to reassess their pricing strategies in the European market and improve the accuracy of their customs codes (HS Code) to address compliance risks.

What are the key facts?

  1. 1Effective date July 1, 2026
  2. 2Tax threshold €150 and below
  3. 3Tariff amount €3

What happened?

As of July 1, 2026, the EU has introduced a €3 tariff for low-value goods worth €150 and below. This move ends previous tax exemption policies and may result in additional processing fees. Sellers need to strengthen data management to ensure accurate customs classification to avoid compliance risks and potential extra costs.

What does this mean for cross-border sellers?

EU sellers need to promptly adjust their pricing models to incorporate the new tariff costs and optimize clearance processes to avoid logistics delays.

Source: Retailtoday

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