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New €3 per item customs charge hitting Irish online shoppers from July explained

New €3 per item customs charge hitting Irish online shoppers from July explained
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Starting July 1, Irish online shoppers will face a new €3 customs duty per item for goods valued at €150 or less purchased from outside the European Union. This policy aims to create a level playing field for EU-based businesses against non-EU competitors.

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This change directly impacts the cost of living and consumer behavior for Irish residents purchasing goods from international markets like the UK and Asia.

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