New Delhi: E-commerce companies are not complying with the country’s laws. They do not perform well at the maximum retail price of goods (MRP), which country goods, and the name of the manufacturer. So a petitioner from Ghaziabad has appealed to the Delhi High Court to order all these to be written well on the material. The case is set to be heard this week. Consumers are having a hard time because of all these details. In addition, e-commerce companies have been accused of failing to comply with the Madhya Pradesh Consumer Protection Act (ECOM) Act 2020 and the Legal Measures (Packaged Commodities) Act 2011. It is alleged that the ambassador provided the information to Hussein. The Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry has written to the Union Minister seeking action New Delhi: On the one hand, the PIL4 has been filed in the Delhi High Court against e-commerce companies, while on the other hand, the All India Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CAIT) has demanded immediate action against all these companies. Last June, the government made some rules mandatory for e-commerce companies. Companies like Amazon, Flipkart, Jomato, Swiggy are violating those rules. They do not write in which country the material is made, who the manufacturer is, and other details about the product. A letter was written to Union Trade Minister Piyush Goyal on Sunday demanding immediate action against all these companies. Trade unions have already filed a number of lawsuits against e-commerce companies.
