"The link has been taken down for no reason" "How did the store get blocked again, it was fine yesterday" - this is the real voice in some of the recent Temu seller groups.

Temu is experiencing an unprecedented "cleaning". From the duplication of goods to the EU compliance mandatory landing, the platform is using a "one-size-fits-all" approach, eliminating those who rely on the sloppy model of the seller.

This is not an industry winter, but a screening signal of ecological maturity. Today's article gives you a thorough explanation: what exactly is Temu checking? Is your store safe? What should you do now?

A regulatory storm is brewing in South Africa, Africa's largest e-commerce market.

According to a position paper issued jointly by the National Consumer Council (NCC) and the Consumer Goods and Services Ombudsman (CGSO), South Africa is drafting new e-commerce regulations with the core objective of making offshore e-commerce retailers "reachable" and "accountable" in the country. ".

If you're selling to South African consumers through Temu, Shein, Amazon, Sizzle, etc., or running your own independent site, this article deserves a serious read.

The Legislative Council of Hong Kong released the latest figures related to the Hong Kong Talent Scheme on January 27, in which, for the General Admission Scheme for Senior Secondary School Leavers (GSSL), more than 150,000 applications had been received by the end of 2025 [...

The VAT Act 2026 and implementing regulations are officially in force, bringing about the biggest adjustments in the last decade. For financiers, the familiar deduction rules of the past have changed.

A service provider in Shenzhen mined, resulting in hundreds of Mercado stores blocked in bulk, the seller not only the payment was rolled away, but also inexplicably backed by the platform debt. This incident is a wake-up call to all sellers: in Mercado, compliance is not a question of choice, but a question of survival.

At the beginning of 2026, a service provider in Shenzhen that provides Mexican local store registration, operation and remittance settlement suddenly burst into flames. The company first to "cope with the platform tax review" on the grounds of requiring sellers to pay 6% business payments, and then take back the seller's sub-account privileges, unauthorized modification of the main account password, and finally directly rolled away all the store back, and even the use of the seller's store qualifications in the platform of illegal loans.

What's worse is the implicated sellers - the Meikido stores operated through the service provider have been blocked in bulk, mostly due to abnormal corporate information and tax violations, and the sellers' escrowed payments and deposits cannot be withdrawn. According to the seller's spontaneous statistics, hundreds of sellers have been affected by this matter, the amount involved can not be verified.

This incident has exposed a cruel reality: in Mercado, a single violation may make years of hard work go down the drain. Today we combine real cases, combing the most deadly 13 types of violations in the operation of the Mercado, to help you avoid these "minefields".