市场监管总局晒2025年成绩单：公平竞争市场环境持续优化

Group 1: Market Regulation and Business Environment - In 2025, the number of newly established business entities reached 25.745 million, with active enterprises increasing by 9.8% year-on-year, raising their share of total enterprises by 4.7 percentage points [1] - The market regulation system received 26.46 million complaints, recovering economic losses of 4.35 billion yuan for consumers, and recalled 8.236 million consumer goods [1] - The market regulation authority aims to enhance comprehensive market supervision capabilities to support economic growth and high-quality development [1] Group 2: Governance of Unreasonable Charges - In 2025, 5,918 cases of illegal charges by government departments and other entities were investigated, resulting in fines of 347 million yuan and refunds of 1.35 billion yuan to businesses [2] - The market regulation authority is implementing a long-term strategy to address unreasonable charges, including revising guidelines for commercial bank fees and monitoring over 5,200 enterprises for pricing issues [2] - Continuous efforts will be made to alleviate the burden on businesses and ensure a conducive development environment [2] Group 3: Platform Economy Regulation - The market regulation authority has made significant progress in regulating the platform economy, focusing on issues like unreasonable fees and transparency in rules [3] - Measures include rectifying practices such as "only refunds" and "mandatory shipping insurance," and issuing compliance guidelines for platform operations [3][4] - Future efforts will focus on enhancing regulatory frameworks and ensuring platforms fulfill their responsibilities [4][5] Group 4: Consumer Goods Standards Upgrade - The market regulation authority plans to promote the upgrading of consumer goods standards to meet new consumer demands for safety, quality, and sustainability [6] - Initiatives will include updating standards in traditional industries and enhancing service standards across various sectors [6] - There will be an emphasis on developing mandatory standards related to safety to strengthen consumer protection [6]