SAIC Held A Symposium On Administrative Guidance For "Double 11"

In response to the coming "

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Carnival, China's State Administration for Industry and Commerce (hereinafter referred to as SAIC) convened on Monday to regulate the network centralized promotional activities of administrative guidance Symposium.

The symposium pointed out that there are prominent problems in the network market, such as selling fake and inferior commodities, poor access to platform management, bad credit for platform access, impact on the credit system of the network market, lack of standardized network sales promotion activities, false propaganda and deception, misleading consumers, unfair contract format provisions, infringement of consumer choice and right to know.

Deputy director general of the General Administration of industry and commerce, Gan Lin, stressed at the symposium that establishing and maintaining a good network market order, which is related to the long-term development of the Internet market, is an inevitable way to increase consumers' sense of gain. It is also an important guarantee for implementing the structural reform of the supply side.

Internet trading platform operators should conscientiously fulfill their own management responsibilities, improve and perfect the inspection and monitoring system for operators and goods and service information released on the platform, and earnestly protect the legitimate rights and interests of intellectual property rights holders and consumers.

The forum was convened by Jingdong mall, Baidu, Amazon China, Dangdang, jumei.com, Gome online, No. 1 store, Ctrip, suning.com, Tongcheng network,

Mogujie.com, Bei Bei net, Tencent, vip.com 15 network management enterprises.

The meeting pointed out that during the "double 11" and other centralized sales promotion activities, sales increased explosively, and price fraud, false propaganda, unfair competition, the sale of fake and inferior commodities, slow delivery and difficult replacement were also concentrated.

The General Administration of industry and commerce requires organizers and operators of promotional activities to focus on fulfilling their obligations in four aspects according to the requirements of laws, regulations and regulations governing the centralized promotion of online goods and services.