The government is monitoring ecommerce platforms to ensure the recent GST rate cuts are passed on to the end customers.

E-commerce platforms scrutinized for not passing on GST benefits to consumers; government monitoring prices closely.

Government is keeping e-commerce platforms on tight watch to ensure GST 2.0 tax cuts translate into real consumer savings ...

The move of the government comes after receiving several complaints for not reducing the price of daily-used essential items being sold on some e-commerce platforms as announced by the government ...

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The government is monitoring e-commerce platforms to ensure GST rate cuts on daily essentials are passed to consumers. Authorities are tracking pricing of 54 items, including FMCG products and ...

Finance Ministry, along with CBIC, are cracking down on e-commerce platforms for not passing on GST rate cut benefits to ...

The government has placed e-commerce platforms under scrutiny as it monitors prices of daily use FMCG products ranging from ...

ZHUHAI, CHINA - Media OutReach Newswire - 30 September 2025 - On September 27, the opening ceremony of the 2025 Cross-Border E-Commerce Annual Meeting (Zhuhai-Hengqin), ...

Buyers on e-commerce platforms will find dark patterns galore during this year's festive season 'sales'. But how will this ...

To ensure a smooth transition and transmission of rate reductions under the Goods and Services Tax (GST), the government is understood to be monitoring prices, especially those on e-commerce platforms ...