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CAIT introduces ecommerce policy

Tuesday 18 September 2018 14:05 CET | News

CAIT, the Confederation of All India Trades, has announced the introduction of an ecommerce policy to prevent corruption in the market.

CAIT has apprehended vitiation of the market by ecommerce portals through predatory pricing, deep discounting, and loss funding. This is why CAIT National President, B C Bhartia, mentions that an early introduction of the ecommerce policy is necessary.

One measure taken by Bhartia is urging the Union Commerce Minister, Suresh Prabhu, to restrict preferred sellers of ecommerce companies to sell products on ecommerce portals. He also adds that the government has already issued the first draft of ecommerce policy a panel of secretaries is already in process of examining the draft policy.

Also, Praveen Khandelwal, CAIT Secretary General, suggests that provisions on data localization should remain in the policy to check unauthorised infiltration of goods through ecommerce.


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