Question 11890 — consumption

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Mr. Marc de Fleurian draws the attention of the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty to the fight against products that do not comply with standards on non-European marketplaces. While the Government has obtained the removal by the Chinese company Shein of all illicit products sold on its platform and the procedure for suspending it is In progress, the Directorate General for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control (DGCCRF) and the network of national consumer protection authorities of the European Union obtained in November 2025 from electronic commerce platforms the removal of thirty-two references to dangerous products from their website, including children's toys and childcare articles. These products, for the most part manufactured in China, have been subject to tests or analysis which have revealed a risk of suffocation through the ingestion of small parts, or chemical contamination. These immediate dangers for the safety and health of children make it necessary to put in place a mechanism that permanently ensures compliance with standards. In order to make the marketplaces themselves responsible, he wants to know if he is considering the establishment automatic delisting of marketplaces when control authorities, such as the DGCCRF, have noted a rate of non-compliant products greater than 5%, this delisting being able to be lifted when the platform has demonstrated its compliance with security rules and standards.

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