比利时零售商批评bpost与Temu扩大合作关系

比利时两大商业组织Comeos和Unizo近日对比利时邮政（bpost）扩大与争议性中国电商平台Temu的合作提出严厉批评。这两家代表零售业利益的协会将此举形容为对比利时本土零售商的"沉重打击"，并公开呼吁比利时公共企业部长瓦妮莎·马茨（Vanessa Matz，来自Les Engagés政党）对此进行干预。

面对质疑，比利时邮政方面则持不同立场。该企业在官方声明中强调，与Temu的战略合作将为比利时本土企业开辟新的商业机会和发展空间。根据比利时邮政发布的新闻公告，该公司已与Temu达成原则性合作协议，双方计划在比利时和加拿大市场展开深度合作。合作内容包括测试创新物流配送模式，并通过设立更多便民取件点和包裹投递站来提升终端配送服务的便捷性。

值得注意的是，这项合作正值欧洲市场对中国电商平台经营方式争议不断的敏感时期，使得比利时邮政的商业决策受到格外关注。

Recently, Comeos and Unizo, two major business organizations in Belgium, have severely criticized the Belgian Postal Service (bpost) for expanding its cooperation with the controversial Chinese e-commerce platform Temu. These two associations representing the interests of the retail industry described this move as a "heavy blow" to local retailers in Belgium and publicly called on Vanessa Matz, the Belgian Minister of Public Enterprises (from the Les Engagés political party), to intervene.

Facing the skepticism, the Belgian Postal Service holds a different stance. In its official statement, the company emphasizes that its strategic cooperation with Temu will open up new business opportunities and development space for local enterprises in Belgium. According to the press release issued by the Belgian Postal Service, the company has reached a principled cooperation agreement with Temu, and both parties plan to carry out in-depth cooperation in the Belgian and Canadian markets. The cooperation includes testing innovative logistics and distribution models, and improving the convenience of terminal distribution services by setting up more convenient pickup points and parcel delivery stations.

It is noteworthy that this cooperation comes at a sensitive time when the European market is embroiled in ongoing disputes over the business practices of Chinese e-commerce platforms, making Belgian Post's commercial decisions particularly notable.