Dream Tours of Yijia InternationalDreams Taking Off
After the successful tours to Australia and Sanya in Hainan of China in 2018, Yijia International organized two major tours this year. They were a five-day tour to Japan and a seven-day tour to Alaska, which was full of surprises and joy and fully demonstrated the happiness of family union stressed in Yijia's culture through the precious memories and stories created during the trips.
You are welcome to join the DSA Golf Club
The Association, which uses sportas an exchange platform, conductedfriendship golf events at the Kaohsiung Hsin Yi Golf Club and the Tainan Nan Yi Golf Country Club on April 17 and April 18 of 2019, as well as the annual Chairman's Cup Golf Friendship Tournament this year. When the events were conducted, all players were in high spirits under the sun and demonstrated not only their wonderful golf skills, but also the spirit of harmony as members of the Association, with bursts of laughterall the way. Congratulations to JohnnyWang, who earned the Gross Championship of the Chairman'sCup for three years in a row. The DSA Golf Club also welcomes new members at all times.
Promotion of Industry Self-regulation in Cooperation with FTC Industry Development Episode Launched for Code of Ethics Talks
New generation consumers are inclined to prefer experience to shop and consumption. Therefore, it would be more appealing to promote a lifestyle and attitude than to directly promote products. To continuously promote the Code of Ethics and shape the business attitude of "ethics-based and self-regulation" for the direct selling industry, the DSA invited Vice Chairperson Shao-chin Peng of the Fair Trade Commission (FTC) to assume the production of the Industry Development Episode of the Code of Ethics Talks to analyze the operation and development statusof multilevel marketing enterprises and market trends, to continuously enhance the long-term partnership and to improve the good industry environment.
Honesty and Frankness Are the Right Paths to the Market
If a direct seller sells products through channels not authorized for the direct selling industry (e.g., auction websites), it may face unforeseeable risks:
1.Difficulties in addressing customer satisfaction issues. Customers may face the dilemma of not being able to find help if there is any question or dissatisfaction with products. As a result, the customer may become upset, and your reputation as well as the reputation of the direct selling industry will be damaged.
2.Only a temporary promotion of sales performance. If long-term and stable relations with the customers cannot be established, there will be more difficulties in business development.
3.Disruption of fairness and sound market environment. It is the duty and obligation of each direct seller to maintain the principle of fairness for business operation by selling products through distribution channels authorized for the direct selling industry and sharing business opportunities.
4.Irregular selling acts. If sales are made or goods are provided through unauthorized distribution channels, the actors may be subject to internal disciplinary action in the direct selling industry for breach of contract.A direct selling enterprise should create customer loyalty through sufficient communication and interactions to greatly improve the chances of converting customers into business operators.
MOHW Promulgated the Amendments to the Categories, Scale and Effective Date Concerning Food Operators Who Shall Not Operate Without Registration Application
On April 26, 2019, the Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) announced the amendments to the Categories, Scale and Effective Date Concerning Food Operators Who Shall Not Operate Without Registration Application, which came into effect on the day of their announcement. The amendments are added with new provisions concerning the "logistics industry" and the "basic warehousing facility information" for various industries. According to the MOHW, if a food delivery platform operator participates or engages in food delivery services, it shall be deemed a logistics operator regulated under the Act Governing Food Safety and Sanitation (hereinafter, the "Act") and shall apply for registration pursuant to law and comply with relevant provisions of the Act, including the General Provisions and provisions concerning the logistics industry in the Regulations on Good Hygiene Practice for Food (GHP). Food operators shall not operate without completing their registration application pursuant to the above announcement and regulations. If they fail to complete the registration, they are required to rectify within a stated period, a fine of NT$30,000 to NT$3,000,000 will be imposed in accordance with Article 48 of the Act. In addition, they may be shut down or suspendedfor a certain period of time, or their company registration may be revoked.