Brussels accepts Temu's plan to curb the sale of illegal products on its platform
The Chinese e-commerce giant has already been fined 200 million euros and now presents five measures to comply with European regulations
The European Commission has accepted Temu's "action plan" to address shortcomings in risk assessment that allowed the sale of illegal products on its digital platform. In May, Brussels imposed a €200 million fine on the Chinese e-commerce giant for failing to comply with obligations for large internet platforms under the Digital Services Act (DSA).
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