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you won't be able to sell in the EU market anymore
Say they carry on.... How does EU actually stop people ordering from their website and getting items posted to their house?
Or maybe getting google and apple to make the app not available in the EU.
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Is temu much worse than amazon here?
Certainly in the UK, we don't have the same issues with terrible Chinese fakes that I hear about from US Amazon users.
Whether they're dangerous I don't know, I've not tried them.
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Is temu much worse than amazon here?
Certainly in the UK, we don't have the same issues with terrible Chinese fakes that I hear about from US Amazon users.
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you won't be able to sell in the EU market anymore
Say they carry on.... How does EU actually stop people ordering from their website and getting items posted to their house?
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But you know what's not amusing, but rather sad? the comments here. It's wild that people now are upset that the big bad EU is somehow doing something against companies that make profit from selling products that could hurt people, products targeted for kids that can poison or kill them, but the main issue, as seen by tech people, is the EU targeting Temu...
If you believe the EU cares about the EU economy, then I think it's absolutely relevant to talk about the EU targeting Temu.
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(I also find it odd how we get lots of nationalist complaints from the US on here when EU rules are applied to US companies; now EU rules are being applied to a Chinese company and people are still complaining?)
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Is temu much worse than amazon here?
Probably yeah, Amazon already had long exposure to the regulations from EU and European countries, they surely have some won lessons from these years, compared to Temu which is relatively new and might still be learning how things work, apparently. Temu is what, 3-4 years old or something?
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you won't be able to sell in the EU market anymore
Doesn’t Temu direct ship to the customer? What if they ship in plain unmarked packaging and keep changing the address of the sender? Is the EU customs peeps just going to start inspecting every single package from China looking for items from Temu? That sounds like a logistical nightmare. This sounds like old school thinking where you can stop whole containers full of stuff from a single supplier.