Sixteen million packages arrive daily in the European Union from East Asia. Austria is introducing a national fee in an attempt to curtail inexpensive imports and foster more equitable competition. The new regulation aims to address the massive influx of packages, primarily from China, that are often sold at significantly lower prices than locally produced goods. This fee is intended to level the playing field for Austrian businesses competing with these large online retailers. The measure represents a novel approach to managing the challenges posed by the growth of international online commerce. It serves as a guide to the evolving rules within the online trade landscape, specifically addressing concerns about price undercutting.