FedEx and UPS charged fees for collecting tariffs. Now, customers want that money back.

B2C Customers demanding that brokerage fees for filing their entry for an imported item be refunded. Brokers normally charge a fee to provide a clearance service.

EU resumes US trade deal with ‘multi-tiered safety net’ | Supply Chain Dive

The EU is implementing a framework deal with the US 

| InsideTrade.com  WTO Lacks Consensus on Ecommerce

Hugo Boss aims to cut air freight for cost, emissions benefits | Supply Chain Dive

USPS must win higher-value, heavier packages, CEO says | Supply Chain Dive

Postal Service CEO: Service cuts, price hikes an option absent reforms | Supply Chain Dive

FedEx taps OneRail to offer 2-hour, end-of-day delivery | Supply Chain Dive

France E-invoicing 

France’s e-invoicing and e-reporting mandate is beginning on 1 September 2026. For non-residents with a French VAT number, they are excused from the exchange of e-invoicing, but are subject e-reporting for non-resident rules. However, mid and smaller non-residents have a 1-year waiver till 1 September 2027.

Bosnia e invoicing 

Bosnia mandated B2C fiscal registering effective in 2028. It also passed legislation for B2B and B2G e-invoicing requirements for 2029

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