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  • Irish Customs Authorities searched two warehouses in Wexford and found €4.3 million worth of illegally imported e-bikes and e-scooters. – Photo Shutterstock
    Anti-dumping3 Jun 25

    Thousands of e-bikes seized in Ireland by EU anti-fraud office

    WEXFORD, Ireland - Irish Customs Authorities have announced the seizure of over 4,000 e-bikes and a handful of e-scooters following targeted searches at two different warehouses in Ireland. According to authorities, the e-mobility vehicles - worth an estimated €4.5 million in retail value - were illegally imported to the European Union.

  • Cambodia imported a record number of e-bikes to the EU in Q1 2025 – almost 11,000 units. – Photo Bike EuropeSubscribers only
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    E-bike import27 May 25

    Subscribers only China and Cambodia gaining ground as European e-bike suppliers

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - The total number of e-bikes entering the European Union (EU) in Q1 of 2025 is almost unchanged on a like-for-like basis compared to the same period last year, the latest data from Eurostat shows. With a 3% rise to almost 130,000 units, it is China and Cambodia which have significantly grown their contribution to the e-bikes entering the EU. Meanwhile, the number of e-bikes coming from Taiwan continues to decline.

  • Sales of e-bikes in the UK reached an estimated £325 million (€385 million) in 2023 and are expected to grow further in the coming years. – Photo Bike Europe
    Laws & regulations21 Jun 24

    UK considering revoking anti-dumping duties on Chinese e-bikes

    LONDON, UK - Existing tariffs on e-bikes imported into the UK from China range from 18.8% to 79.3%. These measures were transitioned when the UK left the EU following Brexit. Following a period of investigation the Trade Remedies Authority (TRA) has now deemed that keeping anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures on Chinese e-bikes "would not be in economic interest of the UK" and should be revoked.

  • In terms of complete bicycles, Bangladesh increased its number of exports to the EU by 7% in 2022. – Photo Bike Europe
    Production1 Jun 23

    Bangladesh protects domestic parts production with duty hike on imports

    DHAKA, Bangladesh - In recent years, Bangladesh has raised its profile in bicycle and component production. The country's government is therefore now proposing changes to its customs duties to protect the burgeoning domestic industry.

  • The European Union issued new CN codes for the import of e-bikes and speed pedelecs. – Photo Bike Europe
    e-bike21 Feb 17

    Trade Alert! EU Changes CN Import Codes for E-Bikes

    Under the European Union's CN codes all imports into the European Union are tracked while all import, dumping and circumvention duties are linked to these

  • In August 2010, Sri Lanka lost GSP+ status as a result of alleged violation of human rights. Now the country entered into talks with the EU for re-admission. - Photo Satnam Singh
    Anti-dumping2 Apr 15

    Sri Lanka Prepares for Re-Admission to GSP+

    BRUSSELS, Belgium - In August 2010, Sri Lanka lost GSP+ status as a result of alleged violation of human rights. Very recently, the country has entered ...

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