New European Union tariffs are set to impact online purchases, particularly goods from popular Chinese e-commerce platforms, starting November 1st. The EU will implement a new processing fee of 2 euros per item declared on customs declarations for parcels. This development has prompted questions about the potential impact on Moroccan consumers and the prices of imported goods in Morocco. The changes aim to address perceived unfair advantages enjoyed by Chinese e-commerce companies. Concerns are mounting regarding potential increases in the cost of online shopping for Moroccan citizens who frequently purchase products from China. The new fees are expected to affect a wide range of goods bought through online platforms. Further analysis will be needed to determine the extent of the price adjustments in the Moroccan market.