BRUSSELS, July 31 (Reuters) - Chinese online retailer Temu

said on Friday it disagrees with the European Commission

allegations it did not cooperate properly during a raid on its

facilities as part of an investigation on whether it benefited

from unfair foreign subsidies.

"Temu also categorically denies having received any foreign

subsidies that distort the internal market," the company, which

is a unit of PDD Holdings ( PDD ), said in a statement in

response to the Commission filing charges.

Between December 2 and 5, the Commission carried out an

unannounced inspection at the office of the ecommerce firm in

Dublin, Ireland.