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Important Updates
For exporters shipping to the EU, the PPWR means you should evaluate your packaging to ensure it meets applicable EU requirements and review your business’ role and responsibilities under PPWR. Depending on your role in the packaging (waste) supply chain, you may need to provide and maintain packaging documentation, verify compliance of your suppliers, support compliance reporting or even finance parcel waste management.
While the PPWR is already effective, penalties for non-compliance will be defined and enforced as of 12 February 2027.
For UPS-supplied packaging, UPS will ensure compliance with its obligations under the PPWR. Customers are responsible for ensuring that they fulfil any regulatory obligations placed on their business.
Get the latest tariff updates as well as resources to help you navigate these changes and streamline global shipping.
We’ve outlined some helpful information about the customs process, along with tips to help you avoid potential holds or delays.
Starting July 1, 2026, the European Union will remove the €150 duty exemption for low-value shipments. These changes may impact shipping costs and customs requirements for shipments to EU destinations.
The Consumer Protection Safety Commission is requiring electronic filing of Certificate of Compliance data effective July 8, 2026. UPS is prepared to help international shippers stay compliant.