Cross-border caution: South Korea expands food safety guidelines to include e-commerce sales

By Pearly Neo

03-Feb-2022 - Last updated on 03-Feb-2022 at 02:39 GMT

South Korea has expanded its food safety and monitoring guidelines to tighten control over food and beverage products that are directly purchased by consumers from foreign countries, with implications for items bought via e-commerce.

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Cross-border caution: South Korea expands food safety guidelines to include e-commerce sales

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