China issues guidance for e-commerce including for cross-border trade - Reuters

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China has unveiled new policy guidance to support the expansion of its e-commerce sector while tightening oversight. The measures, led by the Ministry of Commerce in coordination with other departments, aim to balance growth and supervision in the rapidly expanding digital marketplace. The guidance includes forming pilot zones for cross-border e-commerce activities and setting up rules and standards.

China has issued guidance to promote its e-commerce sector, aiming to balance domestic development with international considerations. The guidance emphasizes integrating digital and real economies, establishing pilot zones for cross-border e-commerce, and setting up rules and standards. The initiative involves multiple regulatory bodies, including cyberspace and market regulators, as well as ministries of industry, agriculture, and tourism.