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Temu

This coverage explores Temu’s entry, growth strategies, and market activities within the UK retail sector. Reporting highlights its pricing tactics, supply chain model, marketing approaches, and competitive impact on established retailers. Designed for retail executives and brand managers, the coverage provides insights into how Temu’s presence influences consumer expectations, market dynamics, and operational benchmarks across the industry.

  • Apr- 2025 -
    14 April
    NewsCurrys CEO warns of ‘flood’ of Chinese products amid Trump tariffs

    Currys CEO warns of ‘flood’ of Chinese products amid Trump tariffs

    The head of Currys has warned that more Chinese products will “flood” the UK and Europe market through platforms like Temu, Shein and Amazon, following Donald Trump’s China tariffs and its effects on US trade.Alongside other retail executives, Alex Baldock warned that Chinese factories selling directly to marketplaces or platforms…

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  • Mar- 2025 -
    24 March
    FeaturesAre consumers stuck in an endless cycle of ‘aesthetic’ dupes?

    Are consumers stuck in an endless cycle of ‘aesthetic’ dupes?

    The retail landscape is increasingly defined by a relentless cycle of “aesthetic” dupes – fast, trend-driven products designed to mimic high-end styles at a fraction of the cost. From Pinterest and Primark’s new trend-inspired collection to Temu’s staggering 77% product overlap with Amazon – where every tenth item is identical,…

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  • 6 March
    Online & DigitalTemu earns high marks from top German consumer watchdog

    Temu earns high marks from top German consumer watchdog

    Temu, the online marketplace, has received strong endorsements for its quality, data security, and customer-friendly returns in a recent evaluation conducted by Stiftung Warentest, Germany’s leading consumer testing organisation. Stiftung Warentest, known for its rigorous and impartial assessments, awarded Temu a “good” rating for its data handling and shopping experience.…

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  • Feb- 2025 -
    24 February
    News-In-BriefToday’s news in brief-24/2/25

    Today’s news in brief-24/2/25

    Shein, the global online fashion retailer, saw its profits plummet by 40% to $1bn in 2024. The company faced a challenging final quarter and intensified competition from rival Temu. Shein’s declining profitability complicates its efforts to secure regulatory approval for a London listing, with some investors urging a valuation reduction…

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  • 24 February
    FeaturesThe decline of UK department stores: can they survive?

    The decline of UK department stores: can they survive?

    The decline of department stores in the UK has been one of the most significant shifts in the retail sector in recent years. High street giants that once defined the shopping experience have faced unprecedented challenges, leaving behind empty storefronts and a stark reminder of how much the landscape has…

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  • 24 February
    Online & DigitalShein profits falter ahead of planned London IPO

    Shein profits falter ahead of planned London IPO

    Shein’s profits reportedly dropped by 40% to $1bn (£791m) in 2024 as the online retailer suffered a difficult final quarter and battled competition from rival Temu, According to the Financial Times According to two people who spoke to the paper, sales for the full year increased by 19% to $38bn…

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  • 18 February
    News-In-BriefToday’s news in brief-18/2/25

    Today’s news in brief-18/2/25

    Shein has maintained strong growth despite recent challenges, including the US removing duty-free status for low-value ecommerce packages from China and increasing tariffs. Executive chairman Donald Tang reassured investors in a letter, emphasizing the company’s ability to offer affordable fashion and lifestyle products. Tang also expressed support for de minimis…

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  • 18 February
    Clothing & ShoesShein chairman says growth ‘remains strong’ despite tariff woes

    Shein chairman says growth ‘remains strong’ despite tariff woes

    Shein’s executive chairman, Donald Tang, has reportedly reassured shareholders that the company’s growth “remains strong”, even after the US removed duty-free status for low-value ecommerce packages from China and increased tariffs, according to Reuters.  This change has raised concerns about Shein’s business model, with some analysts suggesting that both Shein…

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  • 17 February
    CommentHow Temu approaches product safety

    How Temu approaches product safety

    Temu, an online marketplace, has expanded rapidly since its launch in 2022 and now operates in 90 markets across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Oceania. The platform connects consumers with independent third-party sellers, including manufacturers, and offers a range of products at various price points. Temu…

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  • 13 February
    Clothing & ShoesShein to look to Vietnam to avoid Trump tariffs

    Shein to look to Vietnam to avoid Trump tariffs

    Shein has asked some of its Chinese suppliers to set up production capacity in Vietnam in a bid to bypass tariffs placed on China by the US, according to reports from Bloomberg. The company is offering suppliers incentives including higher procurement prices of as much as 30% to make the…

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