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Beijing launches new round of upgrades for electronic logistics documents

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What happened: On April 17, China's cyberspace regulator (CAC) and nine other agencies — including the central bank (PBoC), Customs (GAC), and the tax authority (STA) — published regulations to promote and standardize electronic bills of lading, warehouse receipts, and other trade documents.

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