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How Retailers Can Recover Duty in EU on Returned Goods in 2026

In 2026, the EU’s customs landscape for e-commerce is shifting dramatically. The €150 duty-free threshold disappears July 1st, replaced by a fixed €3 or a commodity based ad-valorem customs duty...

5 Concrete Steps To Unlock US Tariff Refunds On Your US DDP Sales

If your brand sells DDP into the US, the recent US Supreme Court decision will probably let you claim six or seven figures of customs duties. But although the refund...

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Italy suspends the €2 handling fee

Italy has officially stepped back from its recently introduced €2 per-package handling fee, offering temporary relief to businesses navigating the evolving EU import landscape.

Why US Consumers Paid But May Not Get Refunded of 'Reciprocal' Tariffs

In February 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s “reciprocal” tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), creating a pathway for over $175 billion in...

How SCOTUS Just Blew Up IEEPA Tariffs – And What CFOs Must Consider to Get Their Money Back

The Supreme Court has just invalidated Donald Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose “reciprocal” tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), but while duties stop accruing from...

Recover Millions in Hidden Tariffs at Manifest Las Vegas. Meet TDR

Selling internationally? You’re likely leaving millions in tariff recovery on the table. At Manifest in Las Vegas this February, Trade Duty Refund will show you exactly how much your business...

10 Must-Know About eCom EU Handling Fees in 2026

If you’re importing e-commerce orders to Italy and Romania in 2026, there’s a new cost hitting your bottom line—and it’s not a standard import duty. Starting January 1st, Italy implemented...

New Year…New Flyer

As eCommerce brands enter 2026, pressure on margins is higher than ever—yet most retailers still leave a surprising amount of money with Customs by not reclaiming duties on returned and...