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The European Union plans to introduce a €2 handling fee on small parcels imported from outside the bloc. The charge would apply to online orders shipped into the EU, adding a new cost to cross-border e-commerce purchases. The move is expected to affect shoppers buying from non-EU retailers and could draw criticism over added consumer costs.
- 2Boozt co-founder Jesper Brøndum to join EU-Startups Summit 2027▼Jesper Brøndum, Boozt co-founder and Group CTO, joins the EU-Startups Summit 2027
Jesper Brøndum, co-founder and Group CTO of Nordic online fashion retailer Boozt, has been announced as a speaker at the EU-Startups Summit 2027. The announcement adds a seasoned e-commerce and technology founder to the summit's lineup, which brings together European startups, investors and entrepreneurs.
- 3EU orders sellers to display guarantee notices within 7 days●EU forces sellers to display guarantee notices in shops and online in 7 days
Sellers across the European Union will have to display guarantee notices both in physical shops and online within a seven-day deadline, under new EU requirements. The rule obliges retailers to inform consumers clearly about their legal warranty rights at the point of sale, whether in-store or on e-commerce platforms. Consumer groups are expected to welcome the move, while sellers face quick compliance work.