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2026
Lazada越南运营方Recess因误导消费者被罚款3.5亿越南盾
罚款或处罚
越南国家竞争委员会于7月9日作出决定,对在越南运营Lazada、注册于胡志明市的法人实体Recess处以3.5亿越南盾(约13,350美元)行政罚款,理由是其提供不准确的服务信息误导消费者。Recess被要求纠正违规行为并审查消费者信息提供方式,且其在程序中予以配合。
来源摘录
Along with the fine, the company was ordered to promptly address the violations and review how it provides information for consumers to ensure that the information is accurate, complete, and compliant with consumer protection laws.
The commission said it issued a decision on July 9 imposing a VND350 million ($13,350) administrative fine on Recess for misleading consumers by providing inaccurate information about the services it offered.
Recess is a legal entity registered in Ho Chi Minh City that operates Lazada in Vietnam.
2024
2023
2022
泰国促销视频与泰国皇家陆军抵制
Lazada在TikTok上发布的一段促销视频中,一名轮椅使用者被泰国批评者解读为嘲笑一位使用轮椅的皇室成员。泰国皇家陆军随后禁止其人员使用Lazada,给该品牌带来了重大的声誉争议。
2022
2021
Panasonic与Lazada协助泰国当局查获假冒电池
问题披露
Panasonic与Lazada协助泰国当局开展行动,查获了超过82,000块带有Panasonic商标的假冒电池。报道指出,这些电池原计划在电商平台销售。
来源摘录
The raid, which took place at a warehouse outside Bangkok in May, was the result of several months of close collaboration between Panasonic's brand team and Lazada's intellectual property rights protection team, who facilitated information sharing and provided evidence to the relevant Thai authorities.
Thai police have successfully dismantled a Panasonic counterfeiting ring and recovered over 82,000 fake batteries bearing Panasonic's trademark.
As batteries are often classified as consumables, they are regularly overlooked as products that can be counterfeited, despite the risk that fake batteries are highly hazardous and can cause serious damage to a variety of household appliances.
2020
First News就版权问题起诉Lazada
提起诉讼
First News以Lazada未处理平台上商家销售假书为由提起版权诉讼。诉讼称,First News要求法院责令Lazada移除相关商品信息,并采取措施防止销售假书。该争议涉及Lazada平台上第三方卖家的处理,以及移除商品信息和采取预防措施的请求。
品牌回应
澄清 — Lazada
“All complaints related to counterfeit goods and fake products on the Lazada e-commerce trading floor will be handled in accordance with the current law,”
来源摘录
The Ho Chi Minh City-based Tri Viet Publishing House, registered as First News Co. Ltd, has filed a copyright lawsuit against Alibaba-owned online marketplace Lazada for the latter’s failure to handle vendors selling 'counterfeit books' on its platform.
“All complaints related to counterfeit goods and fake products on the Lazada e-commerce trading floor will be handled in accordance with the current law,”
First News announced the lawsuit, which it had submitted to the People’s Court of District 1 in Ho Chi Minh City on September 4, at a press conference on Wednesday morning.