EU Tightens Low-Value Import Controls from 1 November, Targeting Chinese E-Commerce

The EU will implement stricter customs measures on low-value goods from 1 November, responding to a surge in imports—91% of which originate from China. The move aims to close loopholes in duty-free thresholds and enhance inspection capabilities, signaling a broader trade enforcement trend against Chinese e-commerce exports.

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