China advances first express-delivery dominance case amid sector scrutiny
By MLex Staff ( September 22, 2026, 07:35 GMT | Insight) -- China is advancing its first abuse-of-dominance case in the express-delivery industry in Xinjiang, as the sector faces broader antitrust monitoring and regulatory scrutiny of competition practices. The State Administration for Market Regulation has previously assessed competition in express delivery, while the postal regulator has separately sought to curb aggressive price competition in the sector. The Xinjiang market regulator is also advancing monopoly-agreement cases involving real-estate appraisal, flat glass and driver-training businesses.China's first abuse-of-dominance case in the express-delivery industry is being advanced in Xinjiang, as the sector faces broader antitrust monitoring and regulatory scrutiny of competition practices....
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