EU Fines Temu 7.3 Billion NTD for Neglecting Illegal Product Sales
The EU has fined Chinese e-commerce platform Temu 200 million euros for violating the Digital Markets Act by failing to manage risks related to illegal products.
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- 📰 Published: May 29, 2026 at 16:35
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The EU fined Temu, owned by Pinduoduo, 200 million euros (approx. 7.3 billion NTD) on the 28th for violating the Digital Markets Act. Regulators stated that Temu failed to identify and analyze systemic risks regarding illegal products, such as non-compliant chargers and dangerous toys. Temu called the fine 'excessive' but must submit a compliance plan by August 28th. Since entering the EU market in 2023, Temu has gained 130 million users, attracted by its low-price model.
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What is the Digital Markets Act?
An EU law designed to curb the market power of big tech and ensure fair competition.