2 months ago
- The EU conducted surprise raids on Temu's Dublin subsidiary between 2-5 December 2025 as part of a probe into potentially distortive foreign subsidies.
- The European Commission preliminarily found that Temu failed to cooperate during the inspection, including not providing information on its EU organization, management, IT tools, and records.
- Temu rejected the EU's findings, stating it fully cooperated and complied with all requests, and categorically denied receiving unfair foreign subsidies.
- The EU said the lack of information prevented it from reviewing sources relevant to its investigation, and Temu now has the right to respond.
- Temu has 130 million users in the EU, making it one of the region's largest online retailers.