Why Has the Korean Government Decided to Regulate a Chinese Platform Used by 14 Million People? The South Korean government has recently announced that it is taking action against three Chinese platforms, Aliexpress, Temu, and Xinyin, which have been criticized for selling counterfeit goods. The government held an emergency economic ministerial meeting chaired by Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Strategy and Finance Choi Sang-mok at the Government Complex in Seoul on the 13th. At the meeting, the government announced the 'Overseas Online Platform Consumer Protection Measures'...
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Why Has the Korean Government Decided to Regulate a Chinese Platform Used by 14 Million People? The South Korean government has recently announced that it is taking action against three Chinese platforms, Aliexpress, Temu, and Xinyin, which have been criticized for selling counterfeit goods. The government held an emergency economic ministerial meeting chaired by Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Strategy and Finance Choi Sang-mok at the Government Complex in Seoul on the 13th. At the meeting, the government announced the 'Overseas Online Platform Consumer Protection Measures'...
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