涉及乡村振兴、现代农业…… 辽宁发布一批重要地方标准

Core Viewpoint - The Liaoning Provincial Market Supervision Administration has released a total of 101 local standards aimed at promoting industrial transformation and high-quality development by the fourth quarter of 2025, covering various sectors including rural revitalization and modern agriculture [1][2][3][4][5]. Rural Revitalization - Seven local standards have been issued, including the "Rural Passenger and Cargo Postal Integration Development Service Specification," which aims to enhance the integration of rural passenger transport, cargo delivery, and postal services, addressing the "last mile" issues for farmers [1]. Modern Agriculture - Twenty-five local standards have been introduced, such as the "Technical Regulations for the Selection of Insect-Proof Nets for Facility Vegetables," which targets significant reductions in pesticide use, improved vegetable quality, and increased yields, achieving five notable goals [1]. Forestry and Grass Industry - Eleven local standards have been published, including the "Production and Cultivation Technical Regulations for Epimedium under Forest," which is expected to increase income per unit area by over 20% through standardized cultivation practices [1]. Artificial Intelligence - One local standard, "Safety Requirements for Generative Artificial Intelligence," has been established to enhance the safety of generative AI services, addressing issues like the spread of harmful information and network attacks [2]. Digital Development - One local standard, "Data Interface for Social Emergency Response Information System," has been defined to support the establishment and management of data interfaces, facilitating connectivity between social emergency information systems and government platforms [2]. Green Development - Two local standards have been released, including the "Technical Specifications for Low-Carbon Development Evaluation in Chemical Parks," which supports the high-quality development of the petrochemical industry and the achievement of carbon neutrality goals [2]. Environmental Protection - Three local standards have been introduced, such as the "Technical Specifications for Environmental Risk Assessment of Hazardous Waste Disposal," which aims to enhance the management of hazardous waste and ensure ecological safety [2]. Transportation - Four local standards have been published, including the "Operational Service Specifications for Electronic Licenses in Road Transport," which standardizes the application of electronic licenses in the transportation sector [3]. Urban Renewal - Eleven local standards have been issued, including the "Technical Regulations for the Evaluation of Green Building Construction Drawings," which align with national energy-saving initiatives and aim to reduce environmental burdens [3]. Trade and Commerce - Two local standards have been established, such as the "Management Specifications for Instant Retail Services," which enhance the capabilities of instant retail services based on e-commerce [3]. Cultural and Tourism Industry - Five local standards have been released, including the "Construction Specifications for Intangible Cultural Heritage Workshops," which provide guidelines for the protection and utilization of intangible cultural heritage [3]. Elderly Care Services - Three local standards have been published, including the "Special Dietary Service Specifications for Elderly Care Institutions," which aim to improve dietary services for the elderly [4]. Market Regulation - Four local standards have been introduced, such as the "Safety and Environmental Technical Specifications for Mobile Laboratories for Rapid Detection of Finished Oil," which enhance the consistency of detection results [4]. Emergency Management - Ten local standards have been established, including the "Safety Specifications for Gas Monitoring and Alarm in Metallurgical Enterprises," which are crucial for preventing safety incidents [5]. Intellectual Property Protection - Three local standards have been published, including the "Consultation Service Specifications for Patent Infringement Determination," which aim to create a fair and efficient environment for intellectual property protection [5]. Health and Safety - Three local standards have been released, such as the "Blood Collection and Supply Service Specifications Part 1: General Principles," which ensure the quality and safety of blood services [5]. Disaster Prevention and Mitigation - Six local standards have been introduced, including the "Snow Disaster Investigation and Risk Assessment," which provide authoritative information for snow disaster management [5].