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The Temu offices in Turkey were searched by the Competition Authority, in the context of pressures on Chinese online commerce platforms.

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On Wednesday, the online retailer Temu's offices in Turkey were searched by the country's Competition Authority, according to information provided by Reuters. Representatives of the Chinese company confirmed the inspection took place but did not provide details about the specific reasons for it.


These actions come amid increasing pressure on online commerce platforms from China, which are facing stricter regulations and concerns related to business practices. Temu, an online sales platform, is thus at the center of an investigation that could influence its operations in Turkey and potentially in other markets.

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