EU Demands Temu Explain Steps Against Illegal Product Sales
The European Commission intensifies scrutiny of Temu under the Digital Services Act, seeking clarity on consumer protection measures.
- The EU has requested detailed information from Temu about its efforts to prevent illegal product sales on its platform.
- Temu must respond to the European Commission's inquiries by October 21, 2024, or face potential formal investigation.
- The requests focus on Temu's systems for identifying and mitigating risks from illegal traders and protecting consumer data.
- Consumer protection groups have previously raised concerns about Temu's transparency and compliance with EU regulations.
- Temu, a rapidly growing Chinese ecommerce platform, claims to prioritize consumer safety and is cooperating with the EU's demands.