EU tariff on cheap parcels cuts China/non-EU volume by 81% in 3 months

The volume of low-value parcels from China and other non-EU countries fell 81% in three months following the July €3 tariff, which has generated 660 million korunas in state revenue. The sharp drop indicates the tariff is effectively deterring low-cost e-commerce imports, though it may also reflect broader shifts in consumer behavior or logistics. The revenue figure suggests significant fiscal impact, but the long-term trade and inflation effects remain uncertain.

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