For years, the €150 de minimis threshold was the foundation of cross-border e-commerce, offering a duty-free gateway into the EU. That era ends  July 1, 2026 , replaced by a flat  €3 customs duty per HS code  on low-value parcels. With nearly  5.8 billion parcels  entering the EU bloc in 2025, the EU is attempting to neutralizing the price advantage non-EU sellers may have held over domestic retailers. This move presents a paradox, however. The EU may be shooting itself in th

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