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Amazon must also indicate origins of fruit and vegetables Every local supermarket must inform its customers where the fruit and vegetables on its shelves have come from. But this is not possible with online delivery, Amazon claimed in court. And now it is paying the price. The law applies to everyone - and therefore online retailer Amazon must also inform its customers about the country of origin when they order fresh fruit and vegetables, just like the supermarket around the corner and the trader at the weekly market. This was made clear by the Munich Higher Regional Court, which confirmed a...

2021-02-01 14:36:05 GMT2021-02-01 22:36:05(Beijing Time) Xinhua English Video Player Close BERLIN, Feb. 1 (Xinhua) -- Nominal sales in Germany's retail sector last year increased by 5.1 percent year-on-year despite the COVID-19 crisis, the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) announced on Monday. Sales in December only increased by 2.6 percent year-on-year, according to Destatis. Due to high COVID-19 infection rates in Germany, the country intensified its COVID-19 lockdown in mid-December, including the closure of most retail shops in Germany. "The different sectors of the retail indu...

2021-01-26 15:05:29 GMT2021-01-26 23:05:29(Beijing Time) Xinhua English BERLIN, Jan. 26 (Xinhua) -- Gross revenues of goods in e-commerce in Germany in 2020 went up 14.6 percent year-on-year and reached 83.3 billion euros (101 billion U.S. dollars), the German E-Commerce and Distance Selling Trade Association (bevh) announced on Tuesday. Despite stagnation in the first quarter, the increase was 3.3 percentage points above the average growth rate in the previous three years, according to bevh. In Germany, around one in eight euros of household expenditure on goods were spent online. "Th...

As the partial lockdown appears to have failed to reverse the trend of rising COVID-19 infections, Germans are in for an unusual holiday season because the country entered a hard lockdown on Wednesday.   Until at least Jan. 10, private gatherings are limited to two households or but to a maximum of five people. All non-essential stores and services in Germany have to remain closed, the German government and the federal states agreed on Sunday.   All schools in Germany are also closed as compulsory attendance has been suspended. With some exceptions, the same applies to day care facilities f...