Back-track on China e-commerce regulations boosts A2, Comvita
Regulatory about-face will help exports of infant formula, food and vitamins to China.
China’s Ministry of Commerce says it now wants to maintain the stability of cross-border e-commerce and has back-tracked on introducing some new regulations.
Before the about-face, companies selling products from infant formula to vitamins in to China through e-commerce channels had been facing
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Jenny Ruth
Wed, 22 Mar 2017
Wed, 22 Mar 2017
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Back-track on China e-commerce regulations boosts A2, Comvita
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