( January 21, 2022, 04:48 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: China’s road-freight transport platforms Manbang, Lalamove, Didi Freight and Kuaigou Dache, as well as ride-hailing platforms including Didi Chuxing, Caocao Chuxing, T3 Chuxing and Meituan were summoned yesterday by the country’s Ministry of Transport to a meeting, during which the companies were told to consult drivers and trade associations at least one month before introducing any rules relating to pricing, income allocation and membership fees. According to a statement published today on the ministry’s official WeChat account, the companies were also told they couldn't engage in price wars or hire unqualified or non-compliant drivers and vehicles.The ministry’s statement follows:...
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