Temu, the Chinese e-commerce sweepstakes online product company, has come under fire for the practices it uses to achieve its rock-bottom prices. Its slogan is “shop like a billionaire” and already, through the Google Play Store alone, it has more than 100 million users. Data analysts estimate that the company is gathering an additional 9 million monthly users. However, many Western authorities warn that many of the products it offers are made with forced labor. For its part, Temu “strictly prohibits” the use of forced, criminal or child labor. Voices from Britain and the US MP Alicia Cairns, head of the British Parliament’s foreign affairs select committee, told the BBC that she “has long been concerned about the rise of Temu and the dangers it poses”. Some time ago, similar warnings were issued by the American government, which claimed that in a survey it carried out it found that the products sold in Temu […]
Source: News Beast
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