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https://ulovi.eu/en/news/customs-small-parcels-temu-shein-2026/
Temu, shein and AliExpress flooded customs over the breaking point, this is the reaction.
It's weeb tax
They changed the rules to target cosmopolitan gamer sock puppet accounts if I remember correctly.
Honestly, if the tariff means Nintendo gets less money, then it isn't all bad.
Just buy the switch, let it sit in a drawer and have all the games for free in a year or two. Lol
Because a government official convinced a working group that it needs to happen.
Welcome to the backwards slide of international trade that the American idiots voted for twice.
Well, there's mostly temu and AliExpress to blame for that. They gamed the system, now the rules got changed.
Sucks for me too but in general I agree it's not okay to flood our customs over the threshold to (literally) ship garbage into the EU.
It's sad to see that we cannot have a system based on mutual respect. Someone will game the system which leads to heavily restrictive new rules for everybody. :(
See also Radio Controlled crafts, AI (old definition, screw LLM and genAI), etc.
The issue is more manufacturing and trade policy.
China is hitting a point where its economy is going to import natural resources. With that happening, Europe doesn't produce anything of significant value to compensate for Chinese manufactured goods. So, it is increasing tariffs to protect local industry. Closing the de minimus allowance is part of it.
I would've paid over 1000€ if I've purchased the same stuff locally, still ain't going to happen.
Youre complaining you aren't getting enough of a discount?
I'm importing most of this from Japan, where the prices are lower than in the EU. The gripe I have are tariffs before deivery (unless I book a flight to Japan buying this stuff in store, packing all of that into luggage on a return flight home) even then, is that still duty free?
Maybe depends if you think you will get your luggage checked at the airport.
That is so kawaiiiiii
Innocent question: how would anyone know those are games you bought instead of games you brought? A portable game system makes perfect sense to travel with. If you can make everything look used and discard the boxes, why wouldn't that be the assumption?
