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Amazon Releases Progress on Global Water Conservation and Replenishment Plan

Amazon recently updated its progress on its global water conservation and replenishment plan, emphasizing the company's commitment to reduce water consumption during operations and give back to communities through projects, reflecting its ongoing investments in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) efforts.

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ComplianceRetail Today

EU to Abolish Import Duty Exemption for Goods Valued Below €150

Starting July 1, 2026, the EU will abolish the duty exemption for imports valued at €150 or below and impose a €3 tariff. This change will directly increase logistics costs for cross-border sellers and raise the requirements for the accuracy of customs clearance data.

ComplianceStattimes

EU to Abolish Duty Exemption for Imports Under 150 Euros

The EU plans to abolish the duty exemption for low-value imports (under 150 euros) starting July 1, 2026. This move will have a profound impact on cross-border eCommerce logistics and pricing strategies, requiring sellers to assess compliance costs in advance.

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EU Fines Temu 200 Million Euros

The European Commission has imposed a fine of 200 million euros on Temu, accusing it of serious lapses in monitoring product compliance on its platform, failing to effectively prevent illegal and harmful goods from entering the European market.

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ComplianceAuditsocials

TikTok US Live Shopping Pauses for 60 Days in Compliance with FTC Audit

Due to an FTC audit focused on false advertising, refund difficulties, and undisclosed commissions in live shopping, TikTok has paused live shopping features in the US market. This audit involves numerous consumer complaints, as the platform is transitioning from a "growth-first" to a "compliance-first" model.

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TikTok Shop Implements 'Unsupported Brand' Policy, Crackdown on Negative Feedback

On May 22, TikTok Shop officially implemented its 'unsupported brand' policy, targeting brands with a long history of high negative feedback. The platform did not disclose a specific brand list but will automatically identify and remove relevant listings through its system. This initiative aims to enhance platform trustworthiness, and sellers should closely monitor their product selections for high return rates or negative review risks to avoid account-level penalties.