IndiaMART, one of the largest Indian e-commerce websites, along with four physical marketplaces in Delhi, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Mumbai have figured in the latest annual edition of the Notorious Markets List of the US. Released by the US Trade Representative (USTR) on Tuesday, the 2022 Notorious Markets List identifies 39 online and 33 physical markets that are reported to engage in or facilitate substantial trademark counterfeiting or copyright piracy. The Indian markets in the list are IndiaMART, Heera Panna in Mumbai, Kidderpore in Kolkata, Sadar Patrappa Road Market in Bengaluru, and Tank Road in Delhi. "The widespread trade in counterfeit and pirated goods harms the economic security of American workers and undermines our work to craft equitable and inclusive trade policy," USTR Katherine Tai said. "The Notorious Markets List is an important tool that urges the private sector and our trading partners to take action against these harmful practices," she added. According to the
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Softbank backed e-commerce firm Meesho recorded over 100 per cent jump in order volume to 91 crore in 2022, the company said on Wednesday. The company onboarded around 5 lakh suppliers in 2022 of which 61 per cent were new to e-commerce and selling online for the first time, Meesho said in a statement. As per data shared by Meesho, its sellers were able to save Rs 3,700 crore in commissions in 2022 under the company's zero commission model. "From Mumbai to Mirzapur, a record 91 crore orders were placed this year, up 135 per cent year-over-year, equalling India's registered voter base in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls," the company said. Nearly 130,000 Meesho sellers did sales of over lakh and 6,000 crossed business of over Rs 1 crore in 2022, with Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh leading the charge. According to market research firm Redseer Strategic Consulting, Meesho pipped Amazon to become the second-largest contributor in order volume during the first week of last festive season sale wh
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"PLI gives the kickstart, but then the industry has to move on its own strength, he said
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Flipkart said it saw a resurgence in consumption and a drastic increase in engagement post the pandemic during the company's End of Season Sale
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