China introduces new rules for online food delivery platforms

Online food conveyance stages will offer particular expenses for eateries situated in regions affected by Coronavirus.

The Public authority of China has declared new guidelines for the web-based food conveyance stages that work in the country.

Under the new guidelines, the public authority has guided food conveyance stages to additionally diminish administration charges for cafés, with a target to lessen the working expenses for food and refreshment organizations in the country, TechCrunch revealed.

The new move is supposed to affect the online food delivery benefit models of Meituan and Ele.me, two significant web-based food conveyance stages working in China.

The choice was declared by China's Public Turn of events and Change Commission.

After the declaration, the offer worth of Meituan is said to have dropped by 15% while Ele.me's portion esteem diminished by 4%.

Ele.me is worked by Chinese web based business organization Alibaba.

Furthermore, the state organization brings guided web-based food conveyance stages to the table for special charges to cafés situated in regions that have been affected by the Coronavirus pandemic.

Chinese specialists are additionally said to have requested food conveyance stages to work on the security of their laborers.

Last October, China's State Organization for Market Guideline (SAMR) forced a punishment of $533m on Meituan for antitrust infringement.

The public authority organization recognized that Meituan was utilizing monopolistic practices, for example, compelling eateries to sell their items only through its application.

Furthermore, SAMR observed that the internet based food conveyance stage was utilizing calculations, stores and arrangements to guarantee that cafés stayed devoted to the organization.