Indonesia plans to regulate e-commerce to stop predatory pricing


JAKARTA, March 5 (Reuters): Indonesia will issue a regulation to prevent predatory pricing on e-commerce platforms, including for Chinese goods, a minister said announced, as President Joko Widodo urged consumers in South-East Asia's biggest market to shun imported products.

"Calls to love our own products, Indonesian products, must be echoed. I also campaign for hatred towards products coming from abroad," Jokowi, as the president is popularly known, said during a trade ministry event.

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