China’s market regulator vows to tighten online-offline product safety oversight
On September 20, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) announced plans to strengthen consistency between online and offline supervision. Measures include a unified national product safety traceability system, enforcing platform responsibilities for product verification and recalls, special rectification campaigns for online industrial product quality, and cracking down on illegal online sales practices.
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China's SAMR Vows to Strengthen Online-Offline Supervision Consistency and Platform Responsibilities
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 China will enhance consistency between online and offline supervision. Key measures include accelerating the establishment of a nationwide unified product quality and safety traceability system, reinforcing platforms' primary responsibilities in verifying product information and cooperating with recalls, conducting in-depth special rectification campaigns targeting the quality and safety of industrial products sold online, and strictly cracking down on illegal and non-compliant practices in online sales. The statement signals a continued regulatory push to tighten oversight of e-commerce platforms and ensure product safety standards are uniformly applied across both physical and digital marketplaces.
Read sourceChina's Market Regulator Vows to Strengthen Online-Offline Supervision Consistency
On September 20, Shu Wei, spokesperson and deputy director of the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), announced at a press conference hosted by the State Council Information Office that China will enhance consistency in online and offline supervision. Key measures include accelerating the establishment of a nationwide unified product quality and safety traceability system, enforcing platform enterprises' primary responsibilities such as verifying product information and cooperating with recalls, conducting in-depth special rectification campaigns targeting the quality and safety of industrial products sold online, and strictly cracking down on illegal and non-compliant practices in online commodity sales. The announcement, reported by the Securities Times via Jin10 Data, signals a continued regulatory push to tighten oversight of e-commerce platforms and ensure product safety standards are uniformly applied across digital and physical retail channels.
China's SAMR to Enhance Online-Offline Regulatory Consistency, Strengthen Platform Responsibilities
On September 20, Shu Wei, spokesperson and deputy director of the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), announced at a press conference hosted by the State Council Information Office that the agency will enhance consistency between online and offline supervision. The SAMR plans to accelerate the establishment of a nationwide unified product quality and safety traceability system. It will reinforce platform enterprises' primary responsibilities, including verifying product information and cooperating with product recalls. The regulator will conduct in-depth special rectification campaigns targeting industrial product quality and safety in online sales and strictly crack down on illegal and non-compliant practices in online commodity sales.
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China's Market Regulator Vows to Strengthen Online-Offline Supervision Consistency
On September 20, Shu Wei, spokesperson and Deputy Director of the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), announced at a press conference hosted by the State Council Information Office that China will enhance consistency in online and offline supervision. The regulator aims to accelerate the establishment of a nationwide unified product quality and safety traceability system, reinforce the primary responsibilities of platform enterprises in verifying product information and cooperating with recalls, conduct in-depth special campaigns to address industrial product quality and safety issues in online sales, and strictly crack down on illegal and non-compliant practices in online commodity sales. The statement was reported by People's Finance News and reflects the Chinese government's ongoing efforts to tighten oversight of e-commerce platforms and ensure product safety standards are uniformly applied across both physical and digital marketplaces.
Read sourceChina's Market Regulator Vows to Strengthen Online-Offline Supervision Consistency and Platform Responsibility
On September 20, Shu Wei, spokesperson and deputy director of the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), announced at a press conference hosted by the State Council Information Office that China will enhance consistency between online and offline supervision. Key measures include accelerating the establishment of a unified national product quality and safety traceability system, firmly enforcing platform enterprises' primary responsibilities in verifying product information and cooperating with recalls, conducting in-depth special rectification campaigns targeting industrial product quality and safety in online sales, and severely cracking down on illegal and non-compliant practices in online commodity sales. The statement underscores the Chinese government's ongoing regulatory push to tighten oversight of e-commerce platforms and ensure product safety standards are uniformly applied across both physical and digital marketplaces.
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