Hanoi tells Chinese online retailer Temu to suspend Vietnam operations


The report did not say how long the suspension would be, or what Temu needed to do to have it lifted. — Reuters

HANOI: Chinese online retailer Temu has been told to suspend its operations in Vietnam after it failed to meet an end-November deadline for business registration in the South-East Asian country, Vietnamese state media reports.

Temu, owned by Chinese eCommerce giant PDD Holdings , began offering its services in Vietnam in October. It had been required to register with the government, or access to its Internet domains and apps would be blocked in the country.

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