In May, the European Union announced plans to eliminate exemptions for parcels worth less than €150, imposing a €2 fee from 2028. The measure, requested by France, targets small parcels from Asia, which are growing exponentially, raising questions about compliance and environmental impact. Retailers in the EU, including Greece, are calling for swift implementation of the tax to protect local products from unfair competition.
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Taxa Temu/Shein – Ce spune şeful Carrefour despre planul UE de a impune un tarif de doi euro pentru fiecare colet de mică valoare
Șeful Carrefour - 2 euro per colet ? O glumă!
Şeful Carrefour, cel mai mare retailer alimentar european: Planul UE de a impune o taxă de doi euro pentru fiecare colet de mică valoare este "o glumă"
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