Russia considers 3% fee on delivery operators

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•The proposed fee is set at 3% on delivery operators.
•The Ministry of Digital Development is the government body explaining the proposal.
•The proposal was reported on February 25, 2026.
•The fee targets companies involved in delivery services within Russia.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Russian authorities implement the 3% fee on delivery operators delivery companies may face higher operating costs, potentially leading to increased prices for consumers and changes in the delivery market in Russia

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🌍Russian Federation

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🏛Ministry of Digital Development

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RUKommersant (RU)РБК: власти рассматривают введение 3-процентного сбора с операторов доставки RURBC (RU)В Минцифры объяснили предложение ввести сбор с операторов доставки

Russian authorities are considering introducing a 3% fee on delivery operators, according to reports from RBC and Kommersant. The Ministry of Digital Development has explained the proposal, which aims to regulate the delivery sector and potentially increase government revenue. This could affect delivery companies operating in Russia and impact the cost of delivery services for consumers.