EU small-parcel tariffs on Shein, Temu could yield €6B annually by 2028-2034

An internal European Commission document seen by Reuters estimates that EU tariffs on small parcels, targeting Chinese platforms like Shein and Temu, could generate €6 billion per year for the EU budget from 2028 to 2034. The figure is an internal projection, not yet public policy, and its realization depends on implementation and trade flows. This signals a potential shift in EU trade enforcement against e-commerce imports, with fiscal and geopolitical implications for China-EU trade relations.

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