土耳其反垄断机构突击搜查Temu办公室

Jan 21 (Reuters) – Temu’s Istanbul office was raided early Wednesday by Turkey’s competition authority, following a December raid on its Dublin European headquarters over alleged unfair Chinese state subsidies. A Temu spokesperson said the firm will cooperate fully and that laptops/computers were seized, but Turkey’s antitrust body denied the device seizure claim, calling it untrue, and stated the “on-site inspection” does not equal a formal investigation, with no further details to share for now.

Owned by PDD Holdings, Temu sells low-cost Chinese goods globally via direct shipping, leveraging duty waivers on low-value parcels—drawing backlash from European retailers over unfair advantages. The EU plans to end its €150 duty-free parcel allowance, while Turkey scrapped its €30 duty-free exemption earlier this month (effective early February) to protect local production and address import safety concerns. Temu opened its Istanbul office last year, registering a local entity in Turkey.

1月21日（路透社）——继去年12月土耳其竞争管理局突击搜查了Temu位于都柏林的欧洲总部后，该公司位于伊斯坦布尔的办公室于周三清晨遭到突击搜查。此次突击搜查是因涉嫌利用中国政府不公平补贴而进行的。Temu发言人表示，公司将全力配合调查，并称其笔记本电脑/台式电脑已被扣押。但土耳其反垄断机构否认了扣押设备的说法，称其不实，并表示“现场检查”不等同于正式调查，目前暂无更多细节可供透露。

Temu隶属于PDD Holdings，该公司通过直接发货的方式向全球销售低价中国商品，并利用低价值包裹的关税豁免政策——这种做法引发了欧洲零售商对其不公平竞争优势的强烈不满。欧盟计划取消150欧元的免税包裹限额，而土耳其也于本月初（2月初生效）取消了30欧元的免税额度，以保护本地生产并解决进口安全问题。Temu于去年在伊斯坦布尔开设了办公室，并在土耳其注册了一家本地实体。