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21 December 2022Features

Advertorial: Mercado Libre cuts infringing listings by 60%

On November 30, 2022, Mercado Libre published a new transparency report including data from the first half of 2022, with technology as the main instrument to build an increasingly secure and reliable experience in its e-commerce and fintech platform.

Published every six months, the report documents the results based on four main lines of action: requests of information by competent authorities of the various countries where it operates, response rate to listings that infringe their terms and conditions, protection of personal data and protection of intellectual property rights.

With this new report, we are strengthening the relationship with our users by showing the result of our efforts to maintain an increasingly reliable ecosystem. The results of this semester show an important improvement in the quality of our users’ listings, and the supervision of intellectual property rights by the members of our brand protection programme (BPP) continues to be the main highlight. We also see that the exercise of rights by our users under privacy laws continues to increase. Our commitment is to “keep providing more solutions for our users in a secure and reliable manner”, stated Federico Deyá, head of the Legal Central Department at Mercado Libre.

Transparency report highlights: January–June 2022

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