The European Commission said in a statement that it has accepted the action plan submitted by e-commerce giant Temu to comply with the Digital Services Law and address the issue of illegal products on the platform. Temu will conduct risk analysis on its own platform, assess the limitations of content review measures, analyze whether the recommendation system will amplify the spread of illegal products, and examine intentional manipulation. Temu has four months to conduct an interim risk assessment, which will cover a six-month period up to November 30 to ensure that the measures in the action plan are implemented.

The European Commission said in a statement that it has accepted the action plan submitted by e-commerce giant Temu to comply with the Digital Services Law and address the issue of illegal products on the platform. Temu will conduct risk analysis on its own platform, assess the limitations of content review measures, analyze whether the recommendation system will amplify the spread of illegal products, and examine intentional manipulation. Temu has four months to conduct an interim risk assessment, which will cover a six-month period up to November 30 to ensure that the measures in the action plan are implemented.