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The EU’s 2026 Duty Shift: What CFOs and eCommerce Brands Need to Know Before July 1
The EU’s new low-value import rules are no longer a future risk. They are a near-term cost event that can materially affect margin, returns, and cash flow for eCommerce brands...
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...
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How to Audit Your Customs Broker Before Errors Cost You Money
It is very likely that a customs broker clears your goods in the country of destination. You still need a way to verify that the data declared on your entries...
EU Customs Reform 2026: The New Product Identifier Requirement Every Non-EU eCommerce Brand Must Prepare For
The EU’s 2026 customs reform introduces a new mandatory Product Identifier for B2C imports, creating a critical compliance change for non-EU eCommerce brands acting as their own Importer of Record....
Why U.S. Importers Should Watch the New CBP Enforcement Overhaul
The June 3 executive order significantly tightens U.S. customs rules, raising compliance, disclosure, and penalty exposure for importers—especially foreign importers of record.
TDR partners with ZigZag to launch an integrated EU Duty Drawback Service for UK Retailers
Trade Duty Refund has announced a strategic partnership with ZigZag, the global returns and post-purchase network, to deliver the first integrated EU Duty Drawback Service for UK retailers selling into...
Stop Chasing Numerous Brokers: How to Simplify Your IEEPA Refunds
The Supreme Court’s ruling on IEEPA tariffs creates a refund opportunity for U.S. importers, but recovery is not automatic, and the work required to identify eligible entries, validate data, and...
