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China Unveils E-Commerce Guidelines to Address EU Concerns

4/6/2026

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On April 6, China issued new guidance for its e-commerce sector.
The move followed European lawmakers' concerns about unsafe products entering the EU from China.
The guidance aims to align growth with international markets and balance promotion with regulation.
It includes pilot zones for cross-border e-commerce and overseas procurement bases.
The Chinese foreign ministry noted the EU delegation's visit could boost mutual understanding and stable relations.

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On April 6, China issued new guidance for its e-commerce sector.
The move followed European lawmakers' concerns about unsafe products entering the EU from China.
The guidance aims to align growth with international markets and balance promotion with regulation.
It includes pilot zones for cross-border e-commerce and overseas procurement bases.
The Chinese foreign ministry noted the EU delegation's visit could boost mutual understanding and stable relations.