Since November 1, the European Union has imposed a handling fee of 2 euros on low-value imported goods. Previously, it had already imposed a 3 euro tariff in July. Ministry of Commerce spokesman Huang Ling said at a regular press conference held on the 5th that China is paying close attention to the new European regulations. As a new business format and model for international trade, cross-border e-commerce provides diversified choices for global enterprises and consumers. We hope that the European side will carefully evaluate the impact of relevant policies and create favorable conditions for cooperation between China and Europe in e-commerce and other fields.

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