New EU Parcel Fees Could Raise Online Shopping Costs in Copenhagen

Buying cheap items online from China may soon become more expensive in Copenhagen. The European Union plans new handling fees on low-value e-commerce parcels. China's Ministry of Commerce expressed strong concern over these customs measures. Beijing called on Brussels to evaluate the impact on trade. It urged the EU to maintain good e-commerce cooperation.

Many residents in Denmark rely on platforms like Shein, Temu, and AliExpress. These sites offer affordable everyday goods to students and families. The new EU rules target small packages entering member states. Extra handling charges and duties will increase final delivery prices. Shoppers in the Nordic region face higher costs for small cross-border orders. The report was published by Global Banking and Finance.