以标准质量引领照明行业破局前行

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese lighting industry has made significant progress over the past century, becoming the world's largest producer, exporter, and consumer of lighting products, but it faces various challenges that need to be addressed for high-quality development [3][4]. Industry Achievements and Challenges - The lighting manufacturing industry in China has achieved an annual sales scale of 600 billion RMB, with exports projected to reach 56.1 billion USD in 2024, maintaining stability despite global economic pressures [4]. - Challenges include low industry concentration, insufficient scale effects, a decline in industrial added value by 1.7 percentage points from January to May 2025, and a 6.8% decrease in total profits for large enterprises in 2024 [4][5]. - The domestic lighting market is struggling with weak growth due to the real estate sector's downturn, and over 80% of lighting product export prices are expected to decline by the end of 2024 [4][5]. Quality and Standards - Enhancing standard quality is crucial for improving competitiveness, expanding domestic and international markets, and fostering new productive forces [5]. - The quality of lighting products remains a significant issue, with over 30% of online sold lighting products failing quality checks in 2024 [4][7]. Regulatory Framework - The "Quality Power" initiative emphasizes the importance of product quality and fair competition as foundational elements for high-quality economic development [6][7]. - The government has conducted over 20 national supervision checks in the lighting industry over the past decade, yet the compliance rate for lighting products remains below 80% [7]. Standardization Policies - The standardization of lighting products is essential for technological innovation and market expansion, with historical examples showing that timely standard updates have led to global leadership in manufacturing capabilities [9][10]. - Current trends in standardization include a focus on mandatory standards, accelerated international standard conversion, and the integration of group standards with national standards [10][11]. Industry Consensus and Future Directions - The conference highlighted the need for collaboration among experts and industry representatives to address standardization, quality evaluation, and certification [12]. - New group standards related to carbon footprint quantification for lighting products were introduced, marking a significant step towards green and low-carbon development in the industry [14].