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Under the amended e-commerce consumer protection rules, marketplace sellers must display government identification numbers and disclose origin, best-before dates and other details upfront. Platform duties also grow, so platforms will ask sellers for more data.
Read original →Redseer estimates phones and electronics made up around 60% of first-two-day sales, while fashion was 15–18%, up 22–25% year on year. Two-thirds of buyers were from tier-2/3 towns and rural areas.
Read original →Wholesale 100% (B2B only), single-brand retail 100% (30% sourcing above 51%), multi-brand 51% with government approval, e-commerce marketplace only at 100%.
Read original →If the platform owns the inventory, foreign investment is not allowed; if it only connects sellers and buyers, it is 100% automatic route.
Read original →Press Note 3 (23 Jul 2026) took effect on 3 September through the FEMA rules notification (S.O. 4870(E), 2 Sep 2026).
Read original →Every retail pack must show the manufacturer, packer or importer's name and address, country of origin, product name, net quantity, date of manufacture, MRP and customer-care contact.
Read original →Every e-commerce entity selling imports must offer a filter to search and sort by country of origin. In force 1 July 2026.
Read original →Sellers give the platform price, expiry, origin, returns, delivery and authenticity information, appoint a grievance officer and cannot write self-reviews.
Read original →The CCPA guidelines ban 13 practices including false urgency, basket sneaking, confirm shaming, subscription traps, bait and switch, drip pricing and disguised ads.
Read original →Celebrities, influencers and virtual influencers with a material connection to a brand must clearly disclose the sponsorship.
Read original →You cannot import cosmetics without an import registration. Apply on the CDSCO portal with Form COS-1; once approved, COS-2 is issued.
Read original →Importing food needs an FSSAI central licence and IEC, and an NOC from FICS (linked to ICEGATE) at customs.
Read original →Add a social welfare surcharge (10% of duty) to the 20% basic customs duty, then charge 18% IGST on the total. Sales GST is also 18%.
Read original →Amazon (16 Mar 2026) and Flipkart (Nov 2025) charge zero referral fee under ₹1,000, Flipkart fashion is zero at all prices (8 Jul 2026), and Meesho has been zero-commission since 2021.
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