Islamabad, 18 July: The Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) is investigating Chinese e-commerce giant Temu following complaints from local retailers alleging unfair trade practices.
The Chain store Association of Pakistan (CAP) claims Temu’s aggressive discounts, tax avoidance, and under-declared imports are harming domestic businesses and distorting the market.
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Retailers accuse Temu of exploiting loopholes, such as splitting shipments to evade duties, while local sellers face strict regulations.
CAP has urged authorities to enforce fair competition and monitor cross-border e-commerce shipments more strictly. The CCP has yet to issue an official response.
