The stores use forged business licenses and hijack orders across the country’s major e-commerce platforms, outsourcing food production to the lowest bidders
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China’s market regulator has fined seven major e-commerce platforms a combined 3.6 billion yuan ($527 million) after an investigation found they allowed unverified “ghost takeout” merchants to operate on their networks in violation of the country’s food safety rules.
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