刺痛家长！山姆FILA滑板车被检出窒息风险，98件儿童床品复检仍不合格

Core Viewpoint - Sam's Club (Shanghai) faced administrative penalties due to quality issues with two children's products, raising concerns about its product safety standards and brand reputation in the market [1][4]. Group 1: Administrative Penalties - On September 26, 2025, the Shanghai Qingpu District Market Supervision Administration issued penalties against Sam's Club for selling products that did not meet national safety standards, including a fine of 616,900 yuan and confiscation of illegal gains totaling 261,690 yuan [2]. - The first incident involved a FILA scooter that failed safety tests, with 61 out of 64 units sold, totaling a value of 12,338 yuan [1][4]. - The second incident involved a Lenzing Tencel children's bedding set, which had colorfastness issues, leading to the sale of 12 out of 98 units, with a total value of 22,530.2 yuan [3][4]. Group 2: Brand Reputation and Consumer Trust - The penalties contrast sharply with Sam's Club's established image as a "high-quality membership supermarket," raising questions about its quality control systems [4][5]. - The company has over 9 million paid members in China, generating significant revenue, which increases consumer expectations for product quality and safety [4][5]. - Recent quality control issues, including food safety concerns, have eroded consumer trust and brand reputation, highlighting the pressures on Sam's supply chain and internal management processes [6][7].