Cheap Sunscreens from Temu, Shein Fail Safety Tests
Consumer tests reveal 9 out of 10 cheap sunscreens from Temu, Shein, and AliExpress fail safety checks, offering little UV protection.
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Consumer tests reveal 9 out of 10 cheap sunscreens from Temu, Shein, and AliExpress fail safety checks, offering little UV protection.
China unveils major e-commerce law revision with gig worker protections, revenue-based fines up to 5%, and new trade countermeasures.
China revises its Price Law to curb involution-style competition, with record fines on e-commerce platforms and strengthened antitrust enforcement.
China's express delivery industry hits 100 billion parcels by June 30, nine days earlier than last year, signaling robust consumer demand.
China's express delivery volume exceeded 100 billion parcels by June 30, 2026, reaching the milestone nine days earlier than last year.
China releases draft amendment to E-Commerce Law, expanding regulatory scope to cover influencers, live-stream hosts, and cross-border e-commerce.
China's Yunnan Dehong Prefecture bans scripted marketing in jewelry live-streaming, targeting deceptive 'sob story' tactics that exploited fake actors.
China introduces landmark regulations targeting fake online product reviews, requiring disclosure of commercial ties and banning biased comparisons.
China's 618 shopping festival shows 7.7% online retail growth, AI-powered e-commerce, and a surge in health and service consumption.
China's 618 shopping festival becomes the first AI-native e-commerce promotion as JD.com, Alibaba, and ByteDance deploy AI across the shopping journey.
China's 618 shopping festival sees regulators crack down on unfair practices while AI transforms e-commerce for millions of consumers and merchants.
From July 1, a new EU levy adds €3 per item on non-European packages from Temu, Shein, and Amazon. Here’s how much more you’ll pay and why.
TikTok Shop has launched in Belgium, letting users buy products directly in the app. We break down how it works, the risks, and expert warnings.
TikTok Shop launches in Belgium, enabling in-app purchases. Experts warn of impulse buying risks, data privacy concerns, and youth vulnerability.
A VUB study reveals 15% of online shoppers—'serial returners'—cause nearly 60% of CO2 emissions from e-commerce returns, emitting 20 kg yearly.
Beijing regulators summon five major e-commerce platforms over 'involution-style' competition, while the State Post Bureau probes J&T Express.
China bans exaggerated marketing phrases like 'must-buy' and 'avoid' in online reviews, targeting fake reviews and misleading ads.
Investigation uncovers Chinese e-commerce platforms selling counterfeit luxury goods with DIY logo kits, fake chips, and algorithms pushing fakes.
Belgians spent a record €18.3 billion online in 2025, but Chinese platforms like Shein and Temu captured most of the growth.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping China's 618 shopping festival as e-commerce platforms deploy AI for recommendations, customer service, and logistics.
EU fines Temu €200 million under the Digital Services Act for failing to prevent the sale of dangerous baby toys and faulty chargers.
Bpost is processing 50,000 extra packages daily, a 10% surge driven by holiday pay. The company says no delivery delays are expected.
TikTok Shop arrives in Belgium on June 15, letting users buy products directly in the app. Consumer groups warn of impulse buying risks for young people.
China's logistics network handles 630M parcels and 160M tons daily, making it the world's largest market. New Five-Year Plan targets 95% completion.
China's express delivery volume exceeded 64.5 billion parcels in Jan-Apr 2026, up 5.1% year-on-year, signaling resilient consumer demand.
China's new online food sales regulations take effect, defining clear responsibilities for third-party platforms and sellers to boost food safety.