The Ministry of Trade Has Revised the Procedures and Principles Regarding Consumer Reviews.
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The Ministry of Trade has increased inspections to prevent citizens from being misled by fake consumer reviews online. The procedures and principles regarding the publication of consumer reviews have been revised.
The Ministry of Trade has announced a revision of the basic procedures and principles regarding the publication of consumer reviews.
The Ministry of Trade has revised the rules regarding consumer reviews published online.
The Ministry of Trade has announced new regulations to combat fake reviews that mislead consumers in online shopping. According to these regulations, individuals who have not purchased a product or service will not be able to leave reviews; ratings will be published based on objective criteria; and administrative sanctions will be applied to sellers who do not comply with the rules.
The Ministry of Trade reminded consumers that online reviews can only be left by those who have purchased the product or service, and announced that administrative sanctions will be applied to sellers and providers who violate the rules.
The Ministry of Trade announced that the procedures and principles regarding consumer reviews have been revised, and misleading reviews of counterfeit products will not be allowed. Under the new regulation, reviews can only be submitted by actual buyers and must be published for at least one year.
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