POST Luxembourg is winding down the country's copper fixed-line telephone network ahead of a definitive switch-off around 2030. Only 15,500 analogue copper connections were left at the end of 2025, and the regulator is urging customers to migrate to fibre and check every device — from alarms to lift phones and telecare pendants — that still dials out over the old line.
The EU abolished its €150 de-minimis customs exemption on 1 July 2026, imposing an interim €3 duty on each distinct item in low-value parcels from outside the bloc. The charge falls on sellers and platforms registered in the EU's import one-stop shop, which covers 93% of e-commerce flows, so shoppers in Luxembourg should mostly see it folded into checkout prices rather than collected at the door. The measure runs until July 2028, when normal tariffs will apply to all goods regardless of value.
Amazon and state-owned POST Luxembourg are launching next-day delivery to 184 PackUp lockers nationwide, starting with Prime Day 2026 — upgrading cross-border e-commerce and raising pressure on local retail.