Brussels has accused Chinese ecommerce group Temu of breaching the bloc’s landmark digital rules by failing to do enough to prevent the sale of illegal products on its platform. In preliminary findings published on Monday, the European Commission said its probe had revealed “a high risk” of EU consumers encountering illegal products on Temu’s site.

Brussels has placed Temu under the spotlight, accusing the fast-growing e-commerce platform of breaching EU rules on illegal product listings, a charge the company has pledged to address in full cooperation with the European Commission.