Hungarians Turn Away from Asian Online Stores Following EU Customs Changes

Two-thirds of Hungarians have changed their online shopping habits since the EU introduced new customs rules for packages worth less than 150 euros ordered from outside the bloc in July, with half of consumers already switching from Asia…
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