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Five Ministries "Heavy Fists" To Curb Retailers' Illegal Fees

2011/12/30 9:08:00 11

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The Ministry of Commerce, the national development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of public security, the General Administration of Taxation and the General Administration of industry and Commerce jointly issued a notice recently, and decided to carry out rectification and rectification of large retail enterprises to suppliers from December 2011 to June 2012.

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The cleaning up is mainly aimed at using market dominant position to suppliers.

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Supermarkets, department stores, electrical professional stores, etc.

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Retail enterprises and their subordinate stores.

The largest single store area is more than 6000 square meters (including) and the number of stores is more than 20 (inclusive), and its sales volume is more than 2 billion yuan (inclusive) in 2010.

Other retailers that reflect the existence of irregularities in fees can also be included in the scope of cleaning up and rectification.

The main contents of the rectification and rectification include: regulating retailers to collect fees for using promotional services, prohibiting all kinds of illegal fees, and charging retailers to suppliers, so as to implement clearly marked price requirements.

Previous studies have been conducted on retailers' violation of fees charged to suppliers.

Research shows that the huge passageway fees such as entry fees, shelves fees, promotion fees and shop fees have become the shackles of suppliers.

Moreover, the indirect increase in the price of goods has become a "black hole" hidden behind the high prices.

Because the cost is increased by layers and eventually passed on to consumers.

Take the department store channel as an example, all kinds of public relations fees plus the open entry fee, business return point, various management fees, promotion fees and so on required by the mall contract, the 40%-50% of the final price of a commodity is earned by the mall.

At the same time, charging channel fees has become an important profit model for retail enterprises.

The annual reports of many listed retailers show that in recent years, the income of channel fees has exceeded their main business income.

Hong Tao, director of the Department of trade at Beijing Technology and Business University, told reporters that large enterprises accounted for the absolute proportion from the scale, quantity or sales volume of the store, and every action would have a certain impact on the upstream and downstream suppliers.

This rectification will help reduce the cost of SMEs suppliers.

However, Liu Xiangdong, vice president of Renmin University of China business school, said that unreasonable passage fees could hardly be stripped from reality. The effect of this passage fee is not yet very clear.