Temu gets more questions from EU about illegal product risks
Temu gets more questions from the EU about illegal product risks
The European Union has dialed up scrutiny of Chinese ecommerce marketplace Temu, asking for more information about its compliance with multiple provisions
Temu told by EU to give info on steps it is taking against illegal product sales
The European Commission said it had sent a request for information to shopping website Temu under the Digital Services Act (DSA), asking Temu for information on steps it was taking to stop illegal products being sold on its platform.
Temu asked by the EU Commission to clarify measures taken against illegal products
Chinese online marketplace Temu will have until 21 October to answer European Commission questions on illegal products under the Digital Services Act (DSA).View on euronews
EU questions shopping app Temu over illegal products risk
The EU on Friday told Chinese-founded e-commerce platform Temu to hand over more information as it suspects the site is failing to do enough to stop the sale of illegal products.The European Commission,
Temu asked by EU to provide details on measures taken to curb illegal product sales
The EC said it has sent a request for information (RFI) to Temu under the Digital Services Act. The RFI notice, among other things, requires the company to supply additional data on the risks relating to consumer protection, public health, and users' wellbeing, as per the update on the watchdog's news feed on Friday.
Europe demands answers from Chinese platform Temu over illegal sales
The European Commission is demanding explanations from Temu. The Chinese online sales platform must provide the EU with evidence that it is combating the sale of illegal products. This is the second such demand the Commission has addressed to Chinese platforms in just a few months.
European commission challenges Temu over illegal goods crackdown
The European Commission is demanding explanations from Temu. The Chinese online sales platform must provide the EU with evidence that it is tackling the sale of illegal products. This is the second such demand the Commission has sent to Chinese platforms within a few months.
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