Starting November 1, 2026, it will be mandatory to declare product identifier (PID) information in customs declarations for e-commerce shipments to the EU. Learn what the M-PID, NS-PID, and S-PID fields are and how sellers should prepare.

Micro-export is the most practical trade m... that allows especially small and medium-sized enterprises to open up to international markets at low cost.

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The holiday season is a period when global trade undergoes major changes in both demand and logistics operations. The increase in consumption habits creates a significant rise in volume on both the import and export sides. A heavy flow of orders is experienced in many product groups, particularly in the retail, technology, cosmetics, textile, and gift sectors. This fluctuation directly affects the dynamics of the global supply chain.

For businesses engaged in e-export, delivery time is a critical factor that directly influences the customer's purchasing decision.

For e-export businesses, correct management of customs processes is one of the most critical steps of international trade.

US customs duties and additional tariffs are among the critical risk and cost items for companies engaged in cross-border trade.

For small businesses, e-export is one of the most effective ways to open up to global markets at low cost.

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