“Temu takes its obligations under the Law on Digital Services very seriously” states, among other things, a representative of the company
The company gives a response to a publication of that referred to the investigation launched by the European Commission on Temu’s products (Resource Source).
In particular, a representative of Temu states:
“Temu takes its obligations under the Digital Services Act (DSA) very seriously, continuously investing in strengthening our compliance system and protecting the interests of consumers on our platform. We will fully cooperate with regulators to support our shared goal of a safe and reliable shopping environment for consumers.
Furthermore, we can confirm that we are in discussions to join the “Memorandum of Cooperation (MoU) on the sale of counterfeits online”, a voluntary agreement facilitated by the European Commission. Counterfeiting is an industry-wide challenge, and we believe collaborative efforts are necessary to advance our shared goals of protecting consumers and rights holders.
We would also like to remind you that many other companies are subject to similar processes, including TikTok, AliExpress, Meta and X.”
Source :Skai
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