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EU investigates China's Temu over suspected illegal sales

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November 01, 2024

The EU has launched formal proceedings against the Chinese shopping website Temu amid concerns it is failing to halt the sale of illegal products.

- Lisa O'Carroll

EU investigates China's Temu over suspected illegal sales

A formal investigation was opened yesterday. The European Commission said it had numerous concerns that the platform, owned by PDD Holdings, was breaching the new Digital Services Act (DSA). One such concern was that it did not have sufficiently robust systems in place to stop the reappearance of "previously suspended rogue traders", with products re-emerging sometimes within days of being removed.

The cut-price rival to Amazon, with its tagline "shop like a billionaire", has grown rapidly in the EU market since its launch in April last year. It sells everything from cosmetics to clothing, furniture and tech products sourced directly in China to about 100 million users.

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