What Indonesia’s ban on low-value imports means for e-commerce sector

Indonesia’s recent announcement that it will limit online sales of imported goods worth under US$100 is set to upend the country’s rapidly growing e-commerce sector, and possibly pave the way for local players to take market share from international competitors, particularly those based in China.  The country’s trade minister Zulkifli Hasan was quoted as saying that the move is aimed at protecting small and medium enterprises in Indonesia.  Under the new policy, imported goods will b

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