From 2:30 p.m. today (7th), the delivery platform-occupancy win-win consultative group will try to reach a final agreement on how to cut brokerage fees, a key issue, in the annex of the Seoul Government Complex.
Earlier, the industry's No. 1 Baedalui Minjok and No. 2 Coupang Eats proposed a method of applying different fees according to the size of store owner sales, and stores have proposed a 5% upper limit on brokerage fees.
After the 10th meeting on the 4th, Lee Jung-hee, chairman of the Win-Win Council, said that if the win-win plan is not agreed at the next meeting, the discussion will be concluded and public interest committee members will present an arbitration plan.
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