市场监管总局出台新规加强网络销售重点工业产品质量安全监管 网售重点工业产品将实行清单管理

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the newly released "Regulations on Quality and Safety Supervision of Key Industrial Products Sold Online," which aims to clarify the quality safety responsibilities of e-commerce operators and enhance the supervision of key industrial products sold online, effective from December 1, 2026 [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The regulations emphasize strict adherence to bottom lines, risk prevention, problem orientation, and collaborative governance principles [1]. - The regulations apply to key industrial products that require production licenses, mandatory product certifications, and those that involve personal health and safety with mandatory national standards [1][2]. - The National Market Supervision Administration will implement a dynamic list management system for key industrial products, adjusting it based on the characteristics, risks, and quality safety status of online sales [3]. Group 2: Responsibilities and Obligations - E-commerce operators are required to establish and execute systems for product inspection and record-keeping, and must provide accurate product information, including names, specifications, and safety warnings on sales pages [4]. - The regulations mandate that e-commerce platforms support operators in fulfilling their disclosure obligations and ensure that product information is verified and consistent [5]. - Platforms must not allow the sale of products that do not meet the verification requirements, particularly those related to health and safety standards [5]. Group 3: Strengthening Oversight - The rapid integration of online transactions into daily life has led to quality issues, necessitating increased regulatory efforts to ensure product safety and quality [6]. - Recent initiatives by regulatory bodies include innovative measures to enhance product quality, such as promoting supply chain quality collaboration and establishing quality management systems within platforms [6]. - The regulations will also enable monitoring of illegal activities by e-commerce operators, which will inform the frequency and scope of quality supervision checks [7].