Commission makes AliExpress’ safety commitments binding and issues preliminary DSA breach findings
The European Commission has made legally binding a series of commitments by AliExpress to address concerns under the EU Digital Services Act (EU DSA), including measures to improve the detection of illegal products, platform transparency, trader traceability, and access to data. It has also issued preliminary findings that AliExpress breached its duty to assess and mitigate systemic risks linked to the dissemination of illegal goods. AliExpress may now respond to the findings before a final decision is taken. If confirmed, the Commission may issue a non-compliance decision, impose a fine, and require a remedial action plan.