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Online shoppers facing new customs charges

Online shoppers facing new customs charges
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Ireland is implementing a new €3 customs duty per item on low-value eCommerce packages from outside the EU starting July 1st. This measure is designed to level the playing field for local retailers and ensure imported goods meet safety standards.

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This policy shift reflects broader EU efforts to regulate global digital trade and protect domestic markets from low-cost, non-compliant imports.

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If you regularly shop online for cheap items, new fees could make you reconsider your shopping habits.

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The article explains the policy change and its economic rationale without taking a side on the impact to consumers.

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