Chinese online retailer Shein will be investigated for possible breaches of EU consumer protection rules.
Emese Grancsa
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The European Commission has announced that it will launch an investigation into Chinese online retailer Shein on suspicion of breaching EU rules. The Commission also plans to introduce a handling fee on e-commerce items imported into the EU to cover the costs of extensive customs controls. Some 4.6 billion low-value shipments entered the EU market last year, raising concerns about whether these products comply with EU law.
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Comisia Europeană investighează retailerul chinez Shein. Acuzații: "Condiții contractuale incorecte și practice comerciale neloiale"
UE impune controale mai stricte asupra produselor vândute pe Shein și Temu. Anunțul Comisiei Europene
Comisia Europeană ia măsuri împotriva produselor ieftine de la Shein și Temu care inundă piața europeană / O scutire taxe pentru coletele mai ieftine de 150 euro va fi eliminată
EU to tighten checks on goods sold by sites such as Shein and Temu
Comisia Europeană investighează retailerul online chinez Shein
Chinezii de la Shein, anchetaţi de Comisia Europeană - Economica.net
Comisia Europeană investighează retailerul Shein pentru că ar fi încălcat normele UE de protecţie a consumatorilor
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