PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — If you watched the Super Bowl, you know the name Temu. The company advertised heavily during the big game.
What you may not know is consumers have filed more than 900 complaints against it with the Better Business Bureau in just the past 14 months since the company launched.
According to research from BabyCenter, more than one in three parents have bought or received items from Temu, which is owned by a Chinese company.
BabyCenter says its review of the website has found products that have been recalled, could be counterfeit or circumvent U.S. safety standards and features that are important in preventing issues like choking.
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A baby safety group has a warning about baby and kids products sold on the popular online retail website Temu.
“And that can happen either because a toy has small parts, or if …