EU approves plan to curb sale of illegal products from Temu

EU approves plan to curb sale of illegal products from Temu

EU approves plan to curb sale of illegal products from Temu

The European Commission has approved the Chinese Temu platform action plan to correct violations of the Digital Services Act ( The DSA, related to legal obligations for risk assessment, especially the spread of illegal products to its online market.

The Chinese company will have four months to implement the measures envisioned in the plan. These include checks on content modeming systems, recommendation algorithms and manipulating practices in publishing product reports.

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The plan will also undergo an external and independent verification, A2 writes CNN.

The European Commission will monitor the implementation of the measures, as in May 2026 it imposed Temu’s a 200m-euro fine.

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