Hungary is set to introduce a new tariff on products originating from outside the European Union, likely impacting the affordability of goods purchased through online retailers like Temu. The new levy, scheduled to take effect in July, aims to standardize import duties and address perceived unfair competition. While the exact amount of the tariff remains unspecified, analysts predict it will increase the cost of goods sourced directly from China. This move follows concerns regarding the competitive advantage enjoyed by companies like Temu due to lower import taxes. Hungarian consumers who frequently utilize these platforms may experience price increases as a result. The government asserts the tariff will level the playing field for domestic businesses and ensure fairer trade practices. Further details regarding implementation and specific tariff rates are expected to be released shortly.