New EU customs framework now in law with official journal publication
( September 21, 2026, 10:00 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: New EU customs rules adopted by EU lawmakers last week have passed into law after being released in the EU’s official bulletin. The new law will make non-EU e-commerce platforms responsible for customs formalities and payments and introduce an EU-wide handling fee for small parcels. The new rules also set up the new EU customs authority, expected to become fully operational immediately.The following document is attached:...
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