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Temu has responded to mounting concerns over the sale of potentially dangerous counterfeit car parts on its platform.

Both online shopping sites hiked retail prices to cover the costs of increased US tariffs. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Temu uses a small, green “Local” icon to denote that the product is coming from a warehouse near the consumer. Sellers with local warehouses also have a badge on their profile page denoting as ...

up 16% from its original price, although it has come down from a high of $15.30 before the trade truce, according to THunter, a Temu product tracker.

“The ABF conducts risk-based, intelligence led targeting ... purchasing 15 random coin and button battery-operated products from Temu. Alarmingly, every product tested failed at least one ...