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Add as a preferred source on GoogleAn open letter published Nov. 2 outlines retailers' legal responsibilities and points them to the CMA's price-transparency guidance.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) issued UK online retailers a reminder on Nov. 2: mandatory delivery charges must count toward the total price presented to consumers.
The letter spells out retailers' legal obligations around delivery fees. It also refers businesses to the CMA's separate price-transparency advice on presenting prices clearly.
The update points to further analysis and seeks cooperation to improve the evidence available on internal market activity.
GOV.UK lists earlier quarterly updates in June 2025 and March 2026. The page says the dashboard will be updated every quarter.
Shein’s Hong Kong IPO prospectus disclosed a U.S. investigation that could require significant payments; neither the company nor the FTC confirmed Reuters’ reported amount or terms.
