市场监管总局：“十四五”时期国家标准总数达4.8万项

Core Viewpoint - The National Market Regulation Administration announced that during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, the total number of national standards in China reached 48,000, with 13,000 new or revised standards established [1][2] Group 1: Quality Standards and Infrastructure - The quality standard system in China has been continuously improved, with 13,000 national standards established during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period [1] - The total number of national standards has reached 48,000 [1] - China has established 219 national measurement benchmarks and recognized 2,010 calibration and measurement capabilities internationally [1] Group 2: Quality Safety and Regulation - Quality safety supervision has been strengthened, with 14 categories of 27 types of industrial products under production license management [2] - High-risk products such as mobile power supplies and electric bicycle helmets are now included in mandatory certification management, with CCC certification covering 106 types of products [1][2] - A pilot reform for the "CCC certification mark" has been initiated for 11 high-risk products, including power banks [1] Group 3: Defective Product Recall System - The defective product recall system has been improved, resulting in 1,074 recalls of automobiles affecting 38.0352 million vehicles and 4,190 recalls of consumer goods affecting 40.4019 million items over the past five years [2] Group 4: Focus on Emerging Industries - The market regulation department has focused on strategic emerging industries such as artificial intelligence, quantum information, and new energy vehicles, launching ten key quality projects [2] - As of now, 12 international standards and 103 national standards have been developed, along with various technical specifications in measurement, inspection, testing, and certification [2] - In the automotive chip sector, 25 key chip certifications have been completed, with over 20 million chips installed, helping vehicle manufacturers reduce selection and verification costs significantly [2]