市场监管总局集中公布技术性贸易措施典型案例

Core Insights - The article discusses the efforts of various provincial market regulatory departments in China to support local industries in overcoming technical trade barriers and enhancing international competitiveness through targeted measures [1]. Group 1: Hebei Province - Hebei's power transmission and transformation equipment industry, the largest in China, faces challenges such as complex international certification processes and high costs [2]. - The provincial market regulatory department has implemented support measures, including a warning mechanism and integration of international certification requirements into R&D [2]. - As a result, the export order value for related products exceeded 1 billion yuan in 2024, covering over 60 countries and regions [2]. Group 2: Jilin Province - Jilin's commercial vehicle industry, with over 20% of its trade in foreign markets, is impacted by frequent updates to foreign technical regulations [3]. - The market regulatory department has established a three-tier response mechanism to address these challenges and support compliance with international standards [3]. - In 2024, Jilin's commercial vehicle exports reached 57,000 units, a year-on-year increase of 27.4%, marking a historical high [3]. Group 3: Yunnan Province - Yunnan's cable industry achieved an export value of 250 million yuan in 2024, with over 85% of this in the Lancang-Mekong region [4][5]. - The provincial market regulatory department has enhanced standard services and established cooperation with Laos to facilitate compliance with local standards [4]. - The export value is expected to exceed 300 million yuan in 2025, representing a growth of 20% [5]. Group 4: Chongqing City - Chongqing's door industry is leveraging AI and digital transformation to expand internationally, facing various technical trade barriers [6][7]. - The market regulatory department has initiated advanced standard technology research and implemented differentiated market strategies [7]. - In the first half of 2025, the export volume of Chongqing's door products increased by 8.2% year-on-year [7]. Group 5: Hainan Province - Hainan's agricultural exports reached 5.725 billion yuan in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 19.42%, despite facing challenges from evolving international standards [8]. - The market regulatory department has established an online platform for trade measures and conducted training to enhance compliance awareness among enterprises [8]. - The export structure has improved, with significant growth in seafood and fresh fruit exports [8]. Group 6: Shandong Province - Shandong, a major producer of new energy equipment, faces challenges from international certification barriers [9]. - The market regulatory department has created a support system combining mutual recognition of testing and precise services [9]. - Over the past three years, Shandong's exports of new energy equipment and power distribution products exceeded 55 billion yuan [9]. Group 7: Hunan Province - Hunan, a major tea producer, has faced export challenges due to changes in Russian inspection policies [10]. - The market regulatory department has facilitated standard comparisons and negotiations with Russian authorities to ease export barriers [10]. - Successful adjustments in inspection policies have led to smooth tea exports to Russia in 2024 [10]. Group 8: Zhejiang Province - Zhejiang accounts for 76% of China's festive light exports, facing stringent EU technical trade barriers [11]. - The market regulatory department has implemented smart warning systems and organized expert training to assist compliance [11]. - In 2024, the export value of festive lights to the EU increased by 18.7%, with a product compliance rate of 98% [11]. Group 9: Guangdong Province - Guangdong's battery exports to the EU reached 24.9 billion USD in 2023, facing complex new regulations [12]. - The market regulatory department has established a three-part response mechanism to address these challenges [12]. - The proactive measures have led to increased attention from the EU regarding the industry's concerns [12]. Group 10: Sichuan Province - Sichuan's agricultural exports to India are affected by new registration requirements, with an export value of approximately 120 million yuan [13]. - The market regulatory department has enhanced warning systems and training to help enterprises navigate these barriers [13]. - Successful negotiations have resulted in an extended implementation date for registration requirements, providing a buffer period for exporters [13].