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This Photograph Shows The Logo Of Chinese E-Commerce Company Temu Displayed On A Mobile Phone, In Brussels, On November 4, 2024. The European Union (Eu) On October 31, 2024, Hit Chinese-Founded Shopping Platform Temu With A Probe Over Concerns The Site Is Doing Too Little To Stop The Sale Of Illegal Products, In An Investigation That Could Lead To Large Fines. (Photo By Nicolas Tucat / Afp) (Photo By Nicolas Tucat/Afp Via Getty Images)

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Temu fined €200 million for breaching EU rules on sale of illegal products

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