EU Investigates Temu for Alleged Digital Services Act Breaches
The European Commission has opened a formal probe into Temu, citing concerns over illegal product sales and compliance with the Digital Services Act.
- The EU's investigation focuses on Temu's failure to prevent the sale of illegal products, including cosmetics and toys, that do not meet EU standards.
- Concerns include Temu's use of addictive design features, such as gamified rewards, which may negatively impact user well-being.
- Temu is accused of lacking effective systems to prevent previously banned traders from reselling illegal products on the platform.
- The investigation follows complaints from consumer protection groups and Digital Services Coordinators across multiple EU countries.
- Temu has expressed willingness to cooperate with the EU and is in discussions to join a memorandum to combat counterfeit goods online.























