Temu says it cooperated with EU Commission during raid in December

Temu, a Chinese online retailer, has denied allegations of non-cooperation and receiving unfair foreign subsidies, following a European Commission investigation and unannounced inspection in Dublin, Ireland.

Temu says it cooperated with EU Commission during raid in December
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​Chinese online ​retailer Temu said ‌on Friday ​it disagrees with the European ‌Commission allegations it did not cooperate properly during a raid on ‌its facilities as part of an ‌investigation on whether it benefited from unfair foreign subsidies.

"Temu also categorically denies ⁠having ​received ⁠any foreign subsidies that distort the internal ⁠market," the company, which is a ​unit of PDD Holdings, said ⁠in a statement in response to ⁠the ​Commission filing charges.

Between December 2 and 5, the ⁠Commission carried out an unannounced inspection at ⁠the ⁠office of the ecommerce firm in Dublin, Ireland.

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