# France Tells Online Marketplaces to Crack Down on Resale of Looted Items

> France orders major online marketplaces to stop selling items stolen during recent riots.
- Title: France Tells Online Marketplaces to Crack Down on Resale of…
- Summary: France orders major online marketplaces to stop selling items stolen during recent riots. France has instructed Vinted, eBay, and Amazon to remove listings…
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- Source: France24 — https://france24.com/en/tv-shows/business/20261019-france-tells-online-marketplaces-to-crack-down-on-resale-of-looted-items
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## France orders online marketplaces
France has instructed major second-hand marketplaces like Vinted, eBay, and Amazon to crack down on suspicious listings of looted items.
## Retailers affected by riots
Shop owners are reeling from weekend violence and looting as listings of stolen items appear online.
## Online marketplace response
Vinted, eBay, and Amazon are required to remove suspicious ads selling items stolen during recent riots.
## Recent riots impact
The government's request follows weekend violence and looting that has left shop owners reeling.
## Marketplace actions
Online marketplaces must crack down on resale of looted items to protect retailers from financial harm.
## Next steps
The government expects marketplaces to act quickly to stop the sale of stolen goods.
## Key takeaway

France has instructed Vinted, eBay, and Amazon to remove listings of looted items from recent riots.