China to deploy Internet Plus AI supervision for food safety inspections by 15th Five-Year Plan
On September 20, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) announced plans to fully implement “Internet + AI” supervision to enhance food safety sampling inspections during the 15th Five-Year Plan period. The initiative aims to improve early risk detection and handling, refine full-chain regulatory mechanisms, and strengthen oversight of pharmaceuticals, industrial products, and special equipment. The announcement was made by SAMR spokesperson Shu Wei at a State Council press conference.
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China's SAMR Vows to Strengthen Food Safety Risk Prevention and AI-Based Supervision
On September 20, at a State Council Information Office press conference on the 15th Five-Year Plan, an official from China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) announced plans to enhance safety supervision for the 'Three Products and One Special Equipment' (food, pharmaceuticals, industrial products, and special equipment). The official stated that safety is a baseline and the greatest livelihood concern, leaving no room for negligence. Key measures include refining the whole-chain food safety supervision mechanism, strengthening risk prevention and control in key areas, and fully promoting 'Internet + AI-based supervision' to improve the quality and efficiency of food sampling inspections. The SAMR also aims to raise pharmaceutical safety assurance levels, improve the drug safety responsibility system, and support innovative development in the pharmaceutical industry. For industrial products, the regulator will strengthen source governance, enhance quality risk monitoring, and improve consistency between online and offline supervision. For special equipment, the SAMR will implement full-lifecycle supervision to enhance intrinsic safety levels and ensure overall safety conditions remain stable and controllable.
Read sourceChina to Promote 'Internet + AI' Supervision for Food Safety During 15th Five-Year Plan
On September 20, Shu Wei, spokesperson and Deputy Director of China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), announced at a State Council press conference that during the 15th Five-Year Plan period, China will improve its food safety responsibility system and refine full-chain regulatory mechanisms. The plan includes strengthening risk prevention in key food safety areas and fully promoting 'Internet + AI' supervision to enhance the quality and efficiency of food sampling inspections, ensuring early detection and handling of risks. Additionally, efforts will be made to elevate drug safety assurance levels, improve the drug safety responsibility system, and support innovative development in the pharmaceutical industry.
Read sourceChina's Market Regulator Vows to Strengthen Food Safety and Expand 'Internet + AI' Oversight
At a State Council Information Office press conference on September 20, an official from China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) announced plans to enhance safety supervision for food, pharmaceuticals, industrial products, and special equipment—collectively referred to as 'three products and one special item.' The official stated that safety is both a baseline and the greatest livelihood concern, leaving no room for negligence. Key measures include refining the full-chain regulatory mechanism for food safety, strengthening risk prevention and control in key areas, and fully promoting 'Internet + AI' supervision to improve the quality and efficiency of food sampling inspections. The regulator also aims to raise pharmaceutical safety assurance levels, improve drug safety responsibility systems, and support innovation in the pharmaceutical industry. For industrial products, the focus will be on source governance, quality risk monitoring, and supervisory spot checks, as well as enhancing consistency between online and offline supervision. For special equipment, the SAMR will implement full-lifecycle supervision to improve intrinsic safety levels and ensure overall safety conditions remain stable and controllable.
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China's SAMR to Use 'Internet + AI' to Boost Food Safety Inspections
On September 20, Shu Wei, spokesperson and deputy director of China's State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), announced at a State Council press conference that during the 15th Five-Year Plan period, the agency will fully implement 'Internet + AI' supervision to enhance the quality and efficiency of food sampling inspections. The goal is to ensure early detection and timely handling of food safety risks and hidden hazards. The SAMR also plans to improve the food safety responsibility system, refine full-chain regulatory mechanisms, and strengthen risk prevention in key areas. Additionally, the agency will raise drug safety assurance levels, improve the drug safety responsibility system, and support innovative development in the pharmaceutical industry. The announcement was reported by CCTV News and summarized by financial data platform Jin10.
China Market Regulator to Use Internet Plus AI for Food Safety Inspections
At a press conference held by the State Council Information Office on September 20, an official from China's State Administration for Market Regulation announced plans to enhance safety supervision for food, pharmaceuticals, industrial products, and special equipment. The regulator will fully promote 'Internet + AI' supervision to improve the quality and efficiency of food sampling inspections, aiming for early detection and handling of risks. Other measures include refining the whole-chain food safety supervision mechanism, strengthening risk prevention in key areas, raising pharmaceutical safety assurance levels, improving the drug safety responsibility system, and supporting innovative pharmaceutical development. For industrial products, the regulator will strengthen source governance, enhance quality risk monitoring and supervisory spot checks, and improve consistency between online and offline supervision. For special equipment, full-lifecycle supervision will be implemented to enhance intrinsic safety levels and ensure overall safety conditions remain stable and controllable.
Read sourceChina to Fully Implement Internet Plus AI Supervision for Food Safety Inspections
On September 20, Shu Wei, spokesperson and Deputy Director of the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), announced at a State Council Information Office press conference that during the 15th Five-Year Plan period, China will improve the food safety responsibility system and refine full-chain regulatory mechanisms. The SAMR will fully promote 'Internet + AI' supervision to enhance the quality and efficiency of food sampling inspections, ensuring early detection and timely handling of risks and hidden hazards. Additionally, efforts will be made to raise the level of drug safety assurance, improve the drug safety responsibility system, and support innovative development in the pharmaceutical industry.
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