Industry bodies want a parcel handling charge to fund customs and product-safety enforcement on ultra-fast-fashion imports
PARIS — European textile trade bodies have called for an EU-wide handling fee of about €10 ($11.60) per direct-to-consumer parcel, arguing that a proposed €2–4 charge would not cover customs and market-surveillance costs.
The joint statement, issued at the Première Vision event in Paris, follows the EU’s introduction of a temporary €3 ($3.5) customs duty on low-value consignments from outside the bloc on 1st July.
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