A large cardboard box with a large cosmetic computer? No!

Over-packaging, strengthening cross-border e-commerce supervision, and maintaining business autonomy... The NPC Standing Committee is reviewing the draft e-commerce law for the fourth time. The multiple revisions of the four-review draft responded to the concerns of online shoppers.

    Is the palm-sized cosmetics packed in a large cardboard box? No!

    When I buy cosmetics in an online store, I receive a laptop-sized carton, take out the stuffing, and take out the items with only the palm size.

    Over-packaging creates both waste and environmental pollution. In this regard, the draft four review drafts add provisions: e-commerce operators should fulfill the "environmental protection" obligations; the State Council and local people's governments at or above the county level and their relevant departments should take measures to support and promote green packaging, warehousing, transportation, and promote electronic Business green development.

    From September 1st, the newly revised national standard for express package products will be officially implemented. The new national standard has supplemented and improved the original standards from three aspects: “reduction”, “greening” and “recyclability”.

    Zhao Guojun, professor of Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications: sellers and platforms should reduce excessive packaging from the source, fulfill their environmental obligations, and achieve green delivery.

    Online shopping imported milk powder can not find the quarantine mark? No!

    Online shopping for imported milk powder, snacks but not the corresponding enterprises, online shopping platform can not provide all the inspection and quarantine information that should be available for imported food. Some consumers are worried about buying imported food that has not been inspected and quarantined.

    In this regard, the draft four review drafts add provisions: e-commerce operators engaged in cross-border e-commerce, should abide by the relevant laws and administrative regulations on import and export supervision and management.

    Hong Yinxing, a professor at the School of Economics of Nanjing University: The provisions of the draft increase provide legal protection for consumer rights and will also provide protection for the further growth of cross-border e-commerce.