Regulations Change. UPS Can Help You Keep Moving.
From shifting tariffs to evolving compliance rules, UPS stays ahead so you don’t fall behind. Our digital solutions and global logistics expertise turn complexity into clarity, so you can focus on delivering for your customers.
Tariff Impacts
Get the latest tariff updates as well as resources to help you navigate these changes and streamline global shipping.
Understanding Customs
We’ve outlined some helpful information about the customs process, along with tips to help you avoid potential holds or delays.
EU Customs Changes
Starting July 1, 2026, the European Union will remove the €150 duty exemption for low-value shipments. These changes may impact shipping costs and customs requirements for shipments to EU destinations.
New CPSC eFiling Requirements
The Consumer Protection Safety Commission is requiring electronic filing of Certificate of Compliance data effective July 8, 2026. UPS is prepared to help international shippers stay compliant.
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Important Updates
All shipments containing cannabis or cannabis flowers will be confiscated and forfeited by the State, and a penalty of THB 30,000 per kilogram will apply. For the purpose of assessing this penalty, any fractional weight will be rounded up to the next full kilogram.
In addition to the customs penalty above, an Unlawful Drug Fee of THB 34,558 per package may be imposed on the shipper. This fee (i) is in addition to any other charges or obligations owed to UPS in connection with the shipment or disposal of unlawful drugs, all of which shall be borne by the shipper solely at its risk and expense; and (ii) will be applied once the unlawful drugs have been seized or disposed of, as applicable.
Exporters of goods classified as Dual-Use Items (DUI) must electronically link the relevant license or certificate information through Thailand’s National Single Window (NSW) system before submitting export customs declarations.