Maltese consumers ordering goods from abroad could be facing yet another charge on their purchases, with a further €2 reportedly being added as a handling fee on top of the previously announced €3 charge.The latest development was highlighted by MEP Peter Agius in a video uploaded this morning, continuing the discussion surrounding new charges on imported goods.According to the explanation given in the video, the additional €2 will be charged as a “handling fee” across different categories of imported goods.This comes on top of the €3 charge previously announced, potentially bringing the additional cost to €5 for each product falling under a different category. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta)Instead, the charges could accumulate depending on how the individual goods are categorised.The latest fee adds another layer to concerns surrounding the cost of ordering lower-value goods from overseas, particularly for consumers who regularly purchase multiple items online.Agius’ video, uploaded this morning, breaks down the new handling fee and how it would work alongside the existing charge.The development is likely to raise further questions over exactly how products will be categorised, when the handling fee will apply and how much consumers could ultimately end up paying on orders containing several different types of goods.Will these additional charges change your online shopping habits?•