Being notorious isnt the same thing as being banned. The article even mentions its a question of counterfeit goods.
Temu took market share because it paid a LOT in advertisements in the past few months, giving out free stuff to first time buyers. At least in the past few weeks, the advertisment zelousness has subsided.
They might ban it for some combination of the new Cold War and indigenous capitalist protectionism.
Again, aliexpress hasnt been banned and thats chinese owned and is been on the market for a long time now.
Sure, but just because it hasn’t happened to AliExpress yet doesn’t mean it never will. The US is on a Chinese cold war bender now, unlike before.
Reuters, Feb. 2022: U.S. adds e-commerce sites operated by Tencent, Alibaba to ‘notorious markets’ list
Being notorious isnt the same thing as being banned. The article even mentions its a question of counterfeit goods.
Temu took market share because it paid a LOT in advertisements in the past few months, giving out free stuff to first time buyers. At least in the past few weeks, the advertisment zelousness has subsided.