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“FASHION CONSUMPTION PRACTICES OF MILLENNIALS WOMEN: BETWEEN FAST AND SLOW F...: EBSCOhost.” n.d. https://web.p.ebscohost.com/ehost/detail/detail?vid=5&sid=f77cb51a-2176-4bd1-9f84-87396eca2ce8%40redis&bdata=JkF1dGhUeXBlPXNoaWImc2l0ZT1laG9zdC1saXZl#AN=161410426&db=a9h.

This source explains the habits of millennial women and how they respond/consume fast vs slow fashion trends.

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“It is concluded that fast fashion, until nowadays, is the concrete and hegemonic practice of fashion consumption, and it is not possible to view it as an ex-practice, since the three criteria of its classification still remain connected.”

“The results showed a steady consumption within the large retail of fast fashion due to low prices, convenience, and easy access. However, the interviewees showed trends in positioning for the consumption of slow products.”

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The US government accused Temu of potential data risks after Google suspended its sister site, e-commerce platform Pinduoduo, for containing malware. According to CNBC, analysts say Temu is less of a threat, and the risks associated with Pinduoduo were targeted at Chinese users.

Separately, the US House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party published a report that states Temu does not take the necessary steps to ensure the products on the site comply with the Uyghur Forced Labor Act.

The same report asserts that Temu exploits a US commerce loophole that allows the company to avoid paying tariffs and complying with US commerce laws and regulations.

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Indicates data risks in overseas e-commerce that pertain to having low security and high risk acess to sensitive information, which is why Temu owns certain aspects of other's data, which consumers overlook

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Temu already takes advantage of their high risk factors & the high demand for "cheap as dirt products.

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Temu isn't the only sketchy droppshipping website. Top e commerce sites like SHEIN, Aliexpress, Alibaba/Pinduoduo, and Wish are all considerable offshoots/parent companies of Temu, which proves that there's the off chance Temu is being stemmed from buying american data, malicia, and using low quailty, low priced products to entice buyers on a budget.

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Pinduoduo & Temu are owned under Pinduduo inc. Pinduduo is NOT the parent company, according to TIME magazine: Chow, Andrew R. 2022. “The Truth About Temu, the Most Downloaded New App in America.” TIME, December 29, 2022. https://time.com/6243738/temu-app-complaints/.

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———. n.d. “Channelnews :  Temu Starts to Tank as Sales Slump, Quality an Issue.” https://www.channelnews.com.au/temu-starts-to-tank-as-sales-slump-quality-an-issue/.

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channelnews : Temu Starts To Tank As Sales Slump, Quality An Issue

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Australian retailers under threat from Chinese web site operator Temu can breathe easy, demand is falling with shipments via Australia Post down during the past six months Vs the prior six months. Analysts are tipping that Temu’s growth rates are forecast to drop next year. A report by research and advisory firm Forrester, which examined... Read More

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Etienne, Vanessa. 2024. “Woman Claims She Found 'Vial of Human Blood' in Her Shein Package: 'Totally Odd'” People.Com, March 15, 2024. https://people.com/shein-order-contained-vial-of-blood-woman-claims-8609744.

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“TEMU - Sustainability Rating - Good on You.” n.d. https://directory.goodonyou.eco/brand/temu.

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According to GoodOnYou, TEMU recieved a 1-star rating as the website does not yeild any details regarding their quality, enviormental and/or animal sustainability, and worker health. This lack of detail to users can indicate that Temu & Co. do NOT meet quality requirements which results in the companies being extremely discreet about their products.

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Mass warehouses that mass-produce cheap clothing are common in East Asian countries that websites like Temu are being operated from, like Taiwan, Korea, and China.