Temu must tighten checks on illegal products after EU regulators approve its fix-it plan
Why it matters
Sellers and suppliers on Temu face tighter checks on the products they list, as the platform must now prove its controls reduce illegal goods.
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What happened
Brussels has approved a plan from Temu to fix its breach of the EU's over illegal products sold on the platform. The plan has five measures, including a risk analysis specific to Temu and reliable metrics to test whether its safeguards work.
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