市场监管总局对充电宝等高风险产品实施CCC认证标志试点改革

Core Viewpoint - The State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) has announced a pilot reform for CCC certification marks on high-risk products, including power banks, gas burners, and electric bicycles, to enhance traceability and consumer protection [1][2]. Group 1: Pilot Reform Details - The pilot reform will adjust the CCC certification mark design to include a traceability QR code, which will be provided free of charge to certified companies by the certification body [1]. - The QR code will allow the public and regulatory authorities to verify the certification status, producer name, product specifications, and issuing agency, thereby establishing a responsibility traceability chain [1][2]. - From March 2026, new products within the pilot scope must display the CCC traceability QR code before they can be sold, imported, or used in other business activities [1]. Group 2: Background and Rationale - Recent safety incidents in high-risk areas like power banks and electric bicycles have raised concerns about consumer safety and the effectiveness of the existing CCC certification, which lacks traceability [2]. - The SAMR aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the pilot reform and may expand the scope of products involved to strengthen the quality safety traceability chain and mitigate product quality risks [2].