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AliExpress, yasa dışı ürün satışı nedeniyle AB'den 629 milyon dolar ceza aldı

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Avrupa Birliği, Alibaba'ya ait e-ticaret platformu AliExpress'e, yasa dışı, güvensiz ve sahte ürünlerin satışını engellemede yetersiz kaldığı gerekçesiyle 550 milyon avro (629 milyon dolar) rekor ceza kesti. Karar pazartesi günü Brüksel'de açıklandı. Ceza, AB'nin tüketici korumasına yönelik çevrimiçi platformlara yönelik denetimlerini sıkılaştırdığının bir göstergesi olarak değerlendiriliyor. AliExpress'in, platformunda satılan ürünlerin yasallığını sağlamak için gerekli adımları atmadığı belirtildi. Karar, e-ticaret devlerinin platformlarında gerçekleşen satışlardan sorumlu tutulması yönündeki küresel eğilimi yansıtıyor ve sınır ötesi çevrimiçi satışların denetlenmesindeki zorlukları bir kez daha gündeme getiriyor.

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