CBS Faces Pressure to Cancel Super Bowl Ads from Chinese Company Temu

A coalition of Republican lawmakers and state attorneys general urge CBS to drop Temu's Super Bowl ads over allegations of forced labor and CCP ties.

Republican lawmakers and state attorneys general have written to CBS and Paramount Global, urging them to not air Super Bowl ads from Temu, a Chinese e-commerce giant accused of using forced labor.
Temu, linked to the Chinese Communist Party, plans to spend $15 million on Super Bowl ads despite allegations of violating the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act.
The controversy arises as Temu seeks to expand its market share in the US, following its success as the most downloaded app in the country last year.
Critics argue that airing Temu's ads would symbolize a victory for the Chinese Communist Party and undermine American values.
CBS and Paramount Global have not yet responded to the calls for action, amid concerns over Temu's compliance with U.S. laws and regulations.