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DSA non-compliance decision against Temu
Commission decision fining Temu 200 million euros under the Digital Services Act for failing to properly identify and assess the systemic risks of illegal products offered on its marketplace.
Commission fines Temu 200 million euros for breaching the DSA risk assessment obligationsMay 28 5 months ago
- Body
- European Commission
- In effect since
- May 285 months ago
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