EU Accepts Temu Plan to Remedy Digital Services Act Breach
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The European Commission has validated the Chinese e-commerce giant's action plan to better combat the sale of illegal and dangerous products on its platform.
Chinese e-commerce giant Temu commits to Brussels to strengthen the security of its platform after a €200 million fine Chinese e-commerce giant Temu s
Dangerous baby toys and insecure chargers: The EU Commission accused the Chinese online marketplace Temu of breaking EU law. In the future, consumers will be better protected.
The online retailer wants to present a detailed risk report by the end of November. Among other things, it is about algorithms that promote unsafe or health-threatening products.
In May, the European Commission fined the platform EUR 200 million for failing to properly detect illegal products, stating that it found products with high security risks for sale.
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