Overview
EU Customs Reform 2026: What Non-EU E-Tailers Need to Know About the €3 Import Duty
From 1 July 2026, the EU removes the €150 duty-free threshold and applies a €3 customs duty per product line item on low-value B2C e-commerce shipments. Non-EU sellers must review product data, checkout transparency, IOSS registration, and returns processes to manage higher compliance demands and unrecoverable import costs.
EU Customs Reform: Product Identifiers and New Customs Handling Fee applicable for all B2C Distance Sales into the EU from 1 November 2026
New EU customs rules take effect 1 November 2026: a Customs Handling Fee of ~€2 per item line plus mandatory product identifier (PID) data for all B2C distance sales imported into the EU. Here's what e-commerce businesses need to prepare for.
Landmark Global highlights UK AirRoad handling capability for ecommerce brands using the Heathrow gateway
Landmark Global highlights its UK AirRoad handling capability for e-commerce brands and international shippers using the Heathrow gateway, providing export preparation, air-cargo screening, palletising and onward transport from its Feltham warehouse just minutes from the airport. Combined with access to 147 destinations, 24-hour drop-off and processing, and full regulatory approvals, the service supports faster, more controlled handover into air and road networks.
The Cheapest Way to Ship Internationally From the UK in 2026: Cost Drivers, Surcharges, and Negotiation Levers
Cheap shipping from the UK rarely comes from a single carrier discount. In 2026, it comes from knowing how a quote is built, which surcharges land on top, and where a provider will move in negotiation. This guide breaks down the real costs of international shipping from the UK and the levers that bring them down. Read on to find out more.
UK to EU eCommerce Shipping Partner Checklist (2026): SLAs, Tracking, Pricing, Returns, and Customs Workflow
Choosing a shipping partner for EU sales is probably the highest-stakes logistics decision a UK retailer makes in 2026. Europe is the first export market for most UK retailers that sell cross-border and ranks high on cross-border origin lists. This checklist covers five things that separate a partner from a problem: customs, SLAs, tracking, pricing, and returns.
Motoblouz scales its European growth with Landmark Global
Motoblouz relies on Landmark Global to support European expansion, manage international shipping flows across multiple markets and maintain a virtually seamless post-purchase experience for customers. With 700,000 parcels shipped each year and 25% of revenue generated outside France, the partnership supports efficient international delivery management.
UK eCommerce Shipping Software Buyer's Guide (2026)
Choosing eCommerce shipping software is a procurement decision, not a feature beauty contest. The right platform replaces spreadsheets and separate carrier logins with one workflow that imports orders, selects services, prints labels, and manages exceptions and returns. The wrong one locks you into hidden fees and broken customer notifications. This 2026 buyer's guide gives you a feature checklist, a fair evaluation method, and the contract questions that protect your budget.
Landmark Global expands Canada delivery capability with daily direct flights to Calgary
Landmark Global strengthens one of its key Canada lanes by adding Calgary as a second gateway alongside Toronto, helping UK and Europe-based e-commerce retailers and international shippers access Canada faster and more efficiently. Combined with daily direct flights, its Canadian network and Apple Express final-mile capability, the expansion improves reach, transit times and delivery performance across Canada.
Landmark Global Highlights Upcoming U.S. CPSC e-Filing Requirement for Importers
The upcoming U.S. CPSC e-Filing requirement, effective July 8, 2026, for regulated finished consumer products imported into the United States. Importers should prepare early to support compliance and help avoid delays, penalties, higher risk scores, or possible product seizure.
How to Reduce Shipping Costs for E-Commerce
Shipping costs decide whether an online store grows or stalls, which is why learning how to reduce shipping costs for e-commerce is one of the highest-return projects you can take on. They shape your pricing, your checkout conversion, and the profit left after every sale. Most store owners treat the carrier invoice as fixed, yet a large share of that spend is controllable. This guide breaks down where the money goes and the practical moves that lower your costs in 2026.
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