Economy · Cyprus
Cypriot consumers continue online shopping despite €3 customs duty on Shein and Temu
5 sourcesFirst reported 4 days agoUpdated 1 day ago
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- Cypriot consumers have continued to place significant orders from online platforms Shein and Temu despite a recently imposed €3 customs duty. Over 100,000 parcels were recorded in the first 15 days of July, indicating sustained online shopping activity. The Department of Customs noted that the increased volume of small packages has contributed to a strain on their systems. The ongoing demand underscores a shift in consumer preferences towards these popular Asian e-commerce platforms. No reduction in online shopping has been observed since the implementation of the new tariff.
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Alpha NewsFirst
Cyprus Mail+3h
Dialogos+9h
Omega TV (Omegalive)+22h
Philenews+3d
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Τα €3 δεν έβαλαν «φρένο» στις παραγγελίες – Τα στοιχεία που προκαλούν εντύπωση – «Βροχή» παραγγελιών από Temu και Shein
Dialogos· 4 days ago

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Δεν πτοήθηκαν οι Κύπριοι από τους δασμούς σε Shein και Temu: Πόσα εκατομμύρια μπήκαν στα ταμεία μέσα σε 15 ημέρες
Alpha News· 4 days ago

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Και οι Κύπριοι τον χαβά τους
Philenews· 1 day ago

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Κύπρος / Δεν «φρέναρε» ο δασμός των €3 τις online αγορές – Απίστευτο πόσα πακέτα φτάνουν, τα προϊόντα που κάνουν θραύση (ΒΙΝΤΕΟ)
Omega TV (Omegalive)· 3 days ago

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Small parcel orders to Cyprus remain high despite €3 tariff
Cyprus Mail· 4 days ago