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    Central government sent notices to other e-commerce companies, for not telling in which country the product is made

    Archana SharmaBy Archana SharmaOctober 17, 2020No Comments
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    The central government sent notices to other e-commerce companies, including Amazon and Flipkart, for not telling in which country the product is made;  Ministry asked for a response within 15 days
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    The central government sent notices to other e-commerce companies, for not telling in which country the product is made.

    The festival sale has started. Meanwhile, on Friday, the central government has issued a show-cause notice to other e-commerce companies including Amazon Flipkart. The government has issued notices to e-commerce companies like Flipkart and Amazon for not showing the name of the country in which the product is made in the product on its website.

    Sought response within 15 days

    These notices were issued by the Department of Consumer Affairs under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution. The government has asked these companies to respond to the notice within 15 days. If companies do not respond during this time, action will be taken against them under the rules. The notice issued by the ministry states that under the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules, 2011, the country must compulsorily name the country on its products shown to e-commerce companies but many companies do not She has been

    Amazon-Flipkart has not given the necessary information

    Flipkart India Private Limited And Amazon Development Center India Pvt. Ltd. According to the notice sent to them, they are e-commerce units and hence they have to ensure that all the necessary information is given on the digital and electronic networks used for e-commerce deals. According to the notice, the two companies did not give the required information and violated the law.

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    Why was this rule made?

    Explain that after the military clash between India and China in June, there were voices of boycott of Chinese goods. Meanwhile, on June 26, the group of e-commerce companies had decided to showcase the country of origin, which product is made of which country. The decision was taken by the group of e-commerce companies in a video conference meeting following the government’s move to display ‘Country of Origin’ to sell products on the government e-marketplace (GeM).

    The aim is to promote Make in India

    The Modi government wants to promote Make in India under this rule. The government has already made it clear that the move is aimed at promoting Make in India and self-reliant India campaign.

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