Temu reportedly says it's your fault if you buy goods from the site that were made with forced labor
The investigation of four fast-fashion companies found that most shipments from online retailers Temu and Shein to the US fall under a"de minimis" provision. This exempts the companies from paying tariffs on products with a retail value less than $800, if they are shipped directly to individual customers.
, which prohibits international imports manufactured by forced labor, particularly in the Xinjiang region of China. According to the report, Temu says it relies on consumers as well as sellers and regulators to report any violations of its policies.
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