European Commission cracks down on dangerous toys and non-compliant products

The European Commission launched action against Chinese platform AliExpress for selling dangerous baby toys and electric chargers non-compliant with European safety standards.

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Brussels believes the Chinese e-commerce giant fails to meet its consumer protection obligations.

This action reflects increased oversight of foreign e-commerce practices operating in the European market.

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