O reformă majoră a Codului vamal al Uniunii Europene a fost aprobată de Parlamentul European. Sunt introduse reguli mai stricte pentru comerțul electronic - Economica.net

The European Parliament has approved significant reforms to the EU Customs Code, introducing stricter rules for e-commerce and establishing a new customs authority. A processing fee will be applied to items purchased from non-EU online stores, aimed at covering rising management costs. Sellers and platforms will be treated as importers, required to provide necessary data and ensure compliance with EU laws. A new EU Customs Authority will be established in Lille, France, to coordinate customs cooperation and manage a new data platform. The reforms aim to enhance trade while ensuring compliance with EU regulations, addressing the influx of non-compliant goods from outside the EU.