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Govt may tighten 'country of origin' norms for e-commerce players

E-commerce policy expected to be finalised by end of June

Govt may tighten ‘country of origin’ norms for e-commerce players
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E-tailers may not only have to rank goods, but also have to come up with a framework such that the ranking does not discriminate against domestic goods and sellers, the official added

Shreya Nandi New Delhi
The Centre may tighten the ‘country of origin’ norms for e-commerce players in a bid to push the sale of locally produced goods on their platforms. This could be done through amendments to the Consumer Protection Rules, and may find mention in the much-awaited e-commerce policy, officials in the know said.

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has been working for the past two years on formulating a comprehensive policy to not only promote a flourishing e-commerce space in the country, but also address regulatory challenges in the sector.

While the DPIIT prepared a draft in March, the

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