Chinese firms undercut brands with cheaper, unbranded goods

China's promotion of logo-free luxury goods, offered at significantly lower prices, is raising concerns about anti-competitive practices in the global market. This strategy aims to undermine established brands. Chinese manufacturers are selling unbranded versions of high-end items, like handbags, at a fraction of the cost of luxury brands. This is happening amid ongoing trade disputes and tariffs between the US and China. Regulatory bodies like the Competition Commission of India (CCI) work to prevent anti-competitive behavior, which includes practices like price-fixing and abuse of market dominance, to ensure fair markets.