
AI-generated summary
Temu is under EU scrutiny for violations of the Digital Services Act related to product safety. In May 2026, the company received a fine of 200 million euros.
The EU Commission has approved Temu's action plan to remedy violations of the Digital Services Act (DSA) relating to the risk assessment obligations required by law, with particular reference to the diffusion of illegal products on its marketplace.
The Chinese company will have four months to implement the measures, which include checks on moderation systems, recommendation algorithms and ad manipulations. The plan will be subjected to external and independent verification.
Brussels will monitor implementation, after having imposed a fine of 200 million euros on Temu in May 2026.
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Temu will have to implement corrective measures within four months.
Very likely · Within months

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