市场监管总局发布综合整治“内卷式”竞争典型案例——为治理无序竞争树标杆划重点

Group 1 - The market regulatory authority has released ten typical cases of "involution" competition, targeting key sectors such as online freight, mobile power, new energy vehicles, and photovoltaics, aiming to transform market competition from "disorderly internal consumption" to "quality improvement" [2] - The online freight industry has seen rapid growth, but some platforms have engaged in unfair practices, such as algorithmically lowering freight prices, which harms the rights of truck drivers [3] - The regulatory authority has mandated that freight platforms like Huolala comply with antitrust laws and ensure fair competition, emphasizing the need for transparency in platform rules and algorithms [3] Group 2 - The mobile power industry has faced safety issues due to "price wars," leading to multiple incidents of battery explosions, prompting regulatory scrutiny and recalls of defective products [4] - In 2025, the regulatory authority oversaw ten recalls of mobile power products, totaling 1.3977 million units, with complaints about mobile power products decreasing by 85% from their peak in July 2025 [4] - The regulatory authority plans to enhance oversight of product recalls and enforce strict compliance with safety regulations to prevent quality issues in the mobile power sector [4] Group 3 - The regulatory authority emphasizes the importance of strict quality control in production processes to prevent the temptation of cost-cutting leading to quality degradation [5] - Mandatory product certification is highlighted as a critical measure for ensuring quality safety, with increased frequency of unannounced inspections and stringent requirements for production processes [5] - The authority aims to strengthen the management of product consistency and quality assurance capabilities among manufacturers to combat "low-quality for low-price" competition [5] Group 4 - The regulatory authority is focused on preventing "involution" competition by regulating both corporate behavior and government intervention, promoting fair competition [6] - Proactive measures, such as pre-warning and compliance guidance in the photovoltaic industry, are being implemented to address risks before they escalate [6] - The authority is employing a mix of regulatory tools, including soft measures like consultations and strict enforcement against false advertising and defective products, to ensure safety and integrity in the market [6] Group 5 - In 2025, market regulatory departments reviewed 58,000 policy measures to prevent the introduction of policies that hinder fair competition [7] - The authority has conducted over 280 consultations with local regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with fair competition standards and has initiated investigations into 96 cases of administrative power abuse [7] - Future efforts will focus on enforcing the Fair Competition Review Regulations and eliminating local protectionism to promote a unified national market [7]