北京2026年市场监管重点：严查平台垄断、整治“内卷式”竞争

Core Insights - Beijing's Market Supervision Administration will focus on addressing monopolistic behaviors in platform economy sectors, particularly in accommodation and catering industries, by implementing comprehensive regulations and monitoring systems by 2026 [1][2][7] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The administration will conduct a thorough "health check" on key platform enterprises, particularly in the accommodation and catering sectors, to combat "involution" competition [2][7] - A negative list of eight types of behaviors will be established to regulate the platform economy, with a focus on enhancing compliance management [7] - The administration is accelerating the establishment of a national live e-commerce monitoring platform to address the challenges posed by new business models [2][7] Group 2: Consumer Protection and Rights - In 2025, the administration upgraded the management of single-purpose prepaid cards and introduced local standards for administrative mediation of consumer disputes [8] - Plans for 2026 include the establishment of 100 consumer rights protection service stations and 50 consumer education bases to enhance consumer protection [8] - The administration will maintain a high-pressure stance against "professional store closers" and promote third-party platforms for consumer compensation [8] Group 3: Business Environment and Growth - By the end of 2025, the number of business entities in Beijing reached 2.8697 million, a year-on-year increase of 6.83%, with over 40% being technology-based enterprises [11] - The survival rate of enterprises over the past three years has exceeded 75%, indicating a robust business environment [11] - The administration has implemented various innovative measures to improve the business environment, including the launch of a series of local standards for business registration services [11][12] Group 4: Food Safety and Quality Control - In 2026, Beijing will enhance its food safety traceability and risk warning systems, focusing on online dining safety and implementing special rectification actions [9][10] - The administration has introduced a new supply model for school meals, integrating digital platforms for food processing oversight [10] Group 5: Monitoring and Compliance - The administration has improved its monitoring capabilities, covering over 8,000 key live streaming rooms and releasing ten measures to regulate unreasonable business practices in live commerce [7] - A comprehensive regulatory framework is being developed to ensure fair competition and address issues such as counterfeit goods and false advertising [7][12]