eBay expands international shipping support for UK sellers
24-07-2026 08:57 via retailgazette.co.uk

eBay expands international shipping support for UK sellers

eBay has expanded its international shipping programme to the UK to help small businesses, entrepreneurs and casual sellers reach customers overseas.
The company confirmed International Shipping will begin rolling out to UK sellers in August.
The service will give sellers access to more than 136 million buyers across over 195 countries and territories, while eBay handles customs documentation, tax and duty calculations, international delivery, carrier management and post-sale support.
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