Small Chinese cross-border e-commerce firms which rely on the postal service to deliver their goods are likely to be hardest hit by the US decision to withdraw from the UPU. Photo: Handout Small Chinese cross-border e-commerce firms which rely on the postal service to deliver their goods are likely to be hardest hit by the US decision to withdraw from the UPU. Photo: Handout
Small Chinese cross-border e-commerce firms which rely on the postal service to deliver their goods are likely to be hardest hit by the US decision to withdraw from the UPU. Photo: Handout
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Economy /  China Economy

Small China e-commerce firms to be hit hard by US withdrawal from Universal Postal Union

Washington says global rates set for certain developing countries give them an unfair trading advantage – which is bad news for China’s small e-commerce companies

Topic |   E-commerce
Orange Wang
Orange Wang

Updated: 5:10am, 19 Oct, 2018

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Small Chinese cross-border e-commerce firms which rely on the postal service to deliver their goods are likely to be hardest hit by the US decision to withdraw from the UPU. Photo: Handout Small Chinese cross-border e-commerce firms which rely on the postal service to deliver their goods are likely to be hardest hit by the US decision to withdraw from the UPU. Photo: Handout
Small Chinese cross-border e-commerce firms which rely on the postal service to deliver their goods are likely to be hardest hit by the US decision to withdraw from the UPU. Photo: Handout
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