Cointime update: The EU began charging a €2 handling fee on low-value imported goods on November 1, following a €3 tariff introduced in July. China’s Commerce Ministry spokesperson Huang Ling said on November 5 that Beijing is closely watching the new rules and hopes the EU will carefully assess their impact, calling cross-border e-commerce a new trade model that offers consumers and businesses more choices.
China Commerce Ministry Urges EU to Review Low-Value Import Fees
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