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Alibaba’s Ma vows deeper fight against fakes

By Aiko Tanaka
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There’s still “work to be done” to eradicate fake goods on its e-commerce platform, Alibaba Group Chairman Jack Ma has told the head of the Chinese quality watchdog, as he vowed to devote further efforts to the issue.

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Who did Alibaba Group Chairman Jack Ma communicate with regarding the issue of fake goods?

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Jack Ma spoke with the head of the Chinese quality watchdog. He informed them that there is still "work to be done" to eliminate counterfeit products from Alibaba's e-commerce platform and promised continued dedication to this problem.

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What is Jack Ma's current stance on the prevalence of fake goods on Alibaba's platform?

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Jack Ma acknowledges that there is still "work to be done" to fully eradicate fake goods on Alibaba's e-commerce platform. He has pledged to commit more effort and resources to addressing and resolving this ongoing issue.

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What specific commitment has Jack Ma made regarding the problem of counterfeit items?

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Jack Ma has committed to devoting further efforts to the issue of fake goods on Alibaba's e-commerce platform. He indicated that more work is necessary to completely eliminate counterfeit products from the platform.

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