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As Amazon And eBay Flood With Illegal Goods From China, Beijing Cracks Down On Foreign E-Commerce
Forbes If a product is coming into the USA via B2C or F2C e-commerce it is virtually immune to government regulations, and products that would be otherwise deemed illegal if produced or sold domestically flow seamless over international borders. While there ... |
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