筑牢安全底线，网络销售重点工业产品将迎更严格监管

Core Viewpoint - The State Administration for Market Regulation has issued new regulations for the quality and safety supervision of key industrial products sold online, effective from December 1, 2026, aiming to enhance the accountability of e-commerce operators and improve the online consumption environment [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The new regulations specify that key industrial products include those subject to production licensing, mandatory product certification, and those that impact personal health and safety with mandatory national standards [1]. - A dynamic list management approach will be adopted for key industrial products, adjusting based on the characteristics, risks, and quality safety status of online sales [1]. Group 2: Responsibilities of E-commerce Operators - E-commerce operators are required to establish and implement systems for product inspection and record-keeping, and must display essential product information, including production licenses and inspection reports [1]. - E-commerce platforms must provide technical support for product information disclosure and are responsible for verifying product information, conducting regular checks, and cooperating with recalls and regulatory enforcement [2]. Group 3: Supervision and Monitoring Measures - The regulations outline various supervisory measures, including online monitoring, risk assessment, random inspections, and credit supervision, to ensure e-commerce operators fulfill their quality safety responsibilities [2]. - Enhanced regulatory methods will be implemented to strengthen oversight of e-commerce operators' compliance with quality safety obligations [2].