Temu welcomes European Commission approval of DSA risk assessment action plan
Chinese e-commerce platform Temu has welcomed the European Commission’s approval of its action plan concerning risk assessment obligations under the European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA).
A spokesperson for Temu said the company appreciated the Commission’s constructive engagement throughout the process, CE Report quotes ANSA.
“We welcome the European Commission’s approval of Temu’s action plan concerning the risk assessment obligations under the Digital Services Act and appreciate the constructive dialogue the Commission has maintained with us throughout the process,” the spokesperson said.
According to the company, the action plan reflects a strengthened risk assessment methodology that has evolved significantly since the DSA obligations became applicable to Temu in 2024.
“The action plan reflects a further strengthened risk assessment methodology, which has evolved significantly since these obligations became applicable to Temu in 2024,” the spokesperson added.
Temu said the development demonstrates its commitment to investing in a robust regulatory compliance framework.
The company emphasized that its objective is to provide a safe and reliable shopping environment for all users across the European Union.
The Digital Services Act establishes obligations for online platforms operating in the EU, including requirements to assess and address potential risks associated with their services.
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