Temu 整改方案获欧盟批准，此前因 DSA 被罚 2 亿欧元
Temu wins EU approval for its plan to curb illegal products, five months after its €200 million Digital Services Act fine
欧盟委员会批准了 Temu 针对其违反《数字服务法》（DSA）问题提交的整改方案。今年 5 月，Temu 因低估欧盟消费者遇到非法商品的频率被罚 2 亿欧元，涉及未通过安全测试的充电器和含禁用化学物质的婴儿玩具。
欧盟委员会批准了 Temu 的整改方案，方案要求 Temu 用自有市场数据重做风险评估，并证明其算法与防护措施确实减少了非法商品。
The European Commission approved Temu’s proposal for fixing the Digital Services Act violations behind the €200 million fine it imposed in May, when regulators found Temu had underestimated how often EU shoppers ran into illegal products such as chargers that failed safety tests and baby toys with banned chemicals. Under the plan, Temu has to base its risk assessments on current data specific to its own marketplace, check whether its recommendation algorithm helps illegal listings reach shoppers, and show with hard numbers that its safeguards actually cut down on them. Temu must file an interim risk assessment within four months proving the changes are in place, and if the Commission decides it’s falling short, it can order daily penalty payments on top of the fine.
Paul Drecksler is the founder and editor of Shopifreaks, covering the most important stories in e-commerce.
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