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EU Low-Value Parcels to Be Subject to Temporary Customs Duty

From July 1, 2026, B2C parcels entering the EU with a value of no more than €150 will be subject to a temporary customs duty of €3 per item or tariff classification.

What are the key facts?

  1. 1Temporary duty for EU low-value B2C parcels
  2. 2Non-EU sellers must handle declarations, duties, and returns

What happened?

Amazon’s guidance on EU low-value parcel rules states that, from July 1, 2026, B2C parcels entering the EU with a value of no more than €150 will be subject to a temporary customs duty of €3 per item or tariff classification. Amazon also notes that non-EU sellers using FBA, FBM, or Multi-Channel Fulfillment will need to address declarations, customs duties, and returns. The requirements concern tax and fulfillment arrangements after cross-border parcels enter the EU. Sellers need to monitor parcel values, declaration procedures, and the handling of delivery and returns.

What does this mean for cross-border sellers?

From July 1, 2026, B2C parcels entering the EU with a value of no more than €150 will incur a temporary customs duty of €3 per item or tariff classification. Non-EU sellers using FBA, FBM, or Multi-Channel Fulfillment should review their declaration, duty, delivery, and returns arrangements.

What should sellers do now?

  1. 1This week, enter each B2C product entering the EU with a value of no more than €150 and its HS classification into the duty estimator, covering FBA, FBM, and Multi-Channel Fulfillment listings. Export the list and confirm that each parcel shows the €3 temporary duty item.HS duty estimate
  2. 2This week, recalculate FBA, FBM, and Multi-Channel Fulfillment costs for EU low-value B2C products with the profit calculator, creating separate results for the €3 duty per item or tariff classification. Complete a product-level gross-margin comparison and flag listings requiring review.Profit calculator
  3. 3This week, create a declaration-data sheet for EU low-value B2C parcels, recording value, tariff classification, customs duty, and returns handling separately for FBA, FBM, and Multi-Channel Fulfillment. Complete one workflow for each of the three fulfillment types and check for blank fields.

Source: Supplychain

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Compiled by the Niceggie editorial team from public reporting; translation and summary are AI-assisted.

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