Business and industry groups called on the European Union on Thursday to exempt Türkiye from its plan to implement customs duties on low-value parcels arriving in the bloc starting next year.
The EU has a "de minimis" customs duty exemption for e-commerce parcels arriving in the bloc valued at less than 150 euros ($174). The new action to introduce duties as soon as possible in 2026 is mainly aimed at cracking down on cheap shipments from China, which dominate low-value imports into the bloc.
However, Turkish business leaders say the move could unintentionally harm Türkiye's small-sc
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