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10 September 2026

Belgium welcomes new ecommerce fee and steps up war on non-compliance

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Source reporting: The Loadstar

Belgium welcomes new ecommerce fee and steps up war on non-compliance

The EU’s €3 fee on low-value ecommerce parcels has already triggered a major shift in how goods enter Europe, with simplified customs declarations in Belgium falling around 50% year on year, according to Belgium’s customs chief, Kristian Vanderwaeren. At the EU CBEC ecommerce forum yesterday, Mr Vanderwaeren, general administrator of Customs and Excise at Belgium’s Federal Public Service Finance, spoke on the impact of the new fee that applies to all ... The post Belgium welcomes new ecommerce fee and steps up war on non-compliance appeared first on The Loadstar .

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