China Plans to Enhance Market Regulation – Xinhua

China’s State Council has issued a plan to advance market regulation over the 14th Five-Year Plan from 2021 to 2025, including halving the time it takes to register a new business to two weekdays, Xinhua reported.

Other efforts include guaranteeing food and drug safety and strengthening supervision over the quality of industrial products.

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