Yes, according to the information collected, Temu platform attaches great importance to the weight and volume information of goods, because this information will directly affect the logistics cost and warehouse management. If the weight or volume of the goods filled in by the seller on the Temu platform is significantly different from the actual weight or volume, this will not only affect the warehousing, but may also cause the seller to pay liquidated damages to the platform.

Specifically, if the difference between the weight of the goods filled in by the seller and the actual weight exceeds a certain value (for example, the difference is ≥50g and the difference ratio is >10%), the seller needs to pay liquidated damages to Temu. This regulation means that sellers need to strictly measure the weight of each SKU before stocking to reduce the difference and ensure that the information provided to the platform is as accurate as possible. Such measures are intended to reduce the increase in logistics costs caused by weight differences and improve overall operational efficiency.

In addition, the Temu platform has the final right of interpretation for the return of goods in stock, which shows the platform's high standards for product quality and strict control over the merchant's shipping process. If the goods are returned due to quality problems or non-compliance with the specified packaging requirements, this will affect the warehousing time, may result in additional return losses, and affect the seller's reputation and sales.

Therefore, in order to avoid these negative effects, sellers should carefully check the quality of the goods before shipment, ensure that the packaging meets the requirements, and accurately fill in the weight and volume information of the goods to ensure smooth warehousing and maintain good merchant reputation. At the same time, Temu also provides detailed measurement guides and operation guides to help sellers correctly handle shipments and stocking orders and improve work efficiency.