Indonesia to pass regulation for fair competition in e-commerce domestic market


Among the rules set to be rolled out is the requirement for e-commerce players to declare if they carry out cross-border trade. - AFP

JAKARTA (The Straits Times/ANN): Indonesia will pass a new regulation that lays out rules for e-commerce in a bid to promote fair and healthy competition in the domestic market.

Among the rules set to be rolled out next month is the requirement for e-commerce players to declare if they carry out cross-border trade, Trade Minister Muhammad Lutfi told The Straits Times.

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