Group 1 - The draft amendment to the Anti-Unfair Competition Law prohibits large enterprises from delaying payments to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for goods, projects, and services [1][2] - The draft specifies that large enterprises must not abuse their advantages in capital, technology, transaction channels, and industry influence to impose unreasonable payment terms on SMEs [1] - The draft establishes a fair competition review system to ensure that all types of operators can equally use production factors and participate in market competition [1] Group 2 - Platform operators are prohibited from forcing or indirectly forcing platform operators to sell goods below cost, which disrupts market competition [1] - The draft requires platform operators to clearly define fair competition rules in service agreements and transaction rules, and to establish mechanisms for reporting and handling unfair competition [2] - If unfair competition is detected among platform operators, necessary measures must be taken promptly, and relevant records must be preserved and reported to the appropriate government supervision department [2]

Group 1 - The National People's Congress is reviewing the Anti-Unfair Competition Law and Civil Aviation Law to address "involution" competition and promote low-altitude economy development [1][2] - The revised Anti-Unfair Competition Law aims to enhance fair competition review systems and clarify standards for confusing unfair competition behaviors, including misuse of trademarks and search keywords [1][2] - The law will also address issues related to data rights infringement and malicious trading, focusing on large enterprises' abuse of their dominant positions, particularly regarding payment delays to small and medium-sized enterprises [1][2] Group 2 - The Civil Aviation Law revision will include measures to promote the development of the civil aviation industry, particularly in manufacturing and low-altitude economy [2] - A new chapter on "development promotion" will be added, emphasizing the establishment of an innovation system for civil aviation manufacturing that integrates enterprises, market orientation, and research [2] - The law will also outline measures for optimizing low-altitude airspace resource allocation and establishing regulatory platforms for civil low-altitude flight services [2] Group 3 - The revision will enhance passenger rights protection by including specific provisions regarding ticket sales, refunds, changes, and baggage transportation [3] - It will also modify the obligations of airlines and airports to provide "food and accommodation" arrangements for passengers in case of flight delays or cancellations [3]

Group 1 - The State Administration for Market Regulation emphasizes the importance of protecting commercial secrets and has been conducting special enforcement actions against unfair competition for several years [1] - In 2024, market regulatory authorities across the country handled a total of 14,188 cases of unfair competition, with 143 cases specifically related to the infringement of commercial secrets [1]

Core Points - Douyin accused a public relations company, "Xinzhi Bailue," of fabricating false information about certain home appliance companies engaging in illegal activities on a well-known e-commerce platform [1][5] - The investigation by public security authorities confirmed the wrongdoing, leading to administrative penalties for the involved personnel [6] - Douyin's Vice President, Li Liang, stated that "Xinzhi Bailue" was instructed by a large e-commerce platform to spread rumors against Douyin, highlighting the unethical practices of marketing accounts [1][4] Group 1 - The public relations company "Xinzhi Bailue" was found to have directed its employees to disseminate false information, which resulted in significant negative impact [1][6] - The accounts operated by "Xinzhi Bailue" primarily promote their clients positively while criticizing competitors, including Douyin, through misleading reports and rumors [1][3] - Li Liang emphasized the clever tactics used by the e-commerce platform to spread rumors, including using secondary accounts to initially post rumors and then deleting them to avoid accountability [1][4] Group 2 - The false information spread by "Xinzhi Bailue" not only targeted Douyin but also affected well-known companies like Gree, Midea, Hisense, and TCL, misleading public opinion and leading to media coverage [8][9] - The company has a history of being involved in similar defamation cases, having faced lawsuits from various enterprises for reputation infringement [9] - Douyin is committed to using legal means to protect its rights against such "black public relations" and unfair competition practices, urging collective efforts to combat rumors and foster a healthy online environment [9]

Core Viewpoint - Hangzhou Pure Pet Technology Group Co., Ltd. was fined 100,000 yuan for fabricating and disseminating false or misleading information that harmed the business reputation and product reputation of competitors [1][2]. Summary by Relevant Sections Company Information - Hangzhou Pure Pet Technology Group Co., Ltd. was established on April 15, 2020, with the legal representative being Cao Jia [6][7]. - The company primarily engages in the development and operation of animal food (feed) and owns the brand "Brand" [1][2]. Violation Details - The company entered into a contract with a third-party service provider to implement price control on its animal food products sold on the Taobao platform [1]. - The third party initiated malicious complaints against stores that refused to comply with price control, using the company's registered account to file trademark infringement complaints [1][2]. - The method involved creating false trademark infringement reports using Photoshop and incomplete product traceability codes, which the company knowingly endorsed by affixing its official seal [1][2]. Administrative Penalty - The Hangzhou Xiaoshan District Market Supervision Administration imposed a fine of 100,000 yuan on the company for violating Article 11 of the Anti-Unfair Competition Law of the People's Republic of China [2][5]. - The company had ceased the related activities prior to the case being reported and cooperated with the investigation, which was considered in the penalty decision [2][5].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the issue of tea products being sold in packaging that closely resembles well-known cigarette brands, particularly "中华" (Zhonghua), which raises concerns about consumer deception and potential legal violations related to trademark infringement and misleading advertising [8][20][21]. Group 1: Product Description and Consumer Experience - The tea products are packaged in boxes that mimic the appearance of cigarette brands like "中华," "荷花," and "南京," with prices around 10 yuan or 9.9 yuan per package [4][6][19]. - Consumers have reported confusion and disappointment upon receiving the products, as they expected cigarettes but received tea instead, leading to negative reviews and claims of being misled [4][10][15]. - The tea quality has been criticized, with industry experts stating that the products do not meet the standards of the advertised types, such as "肉桂" (Rougui) and "大红袍" (Da Hong Pao) [22][24]. Group 2: Legal and Regulatory Concerns - Selling cigarettes online is illegal under Chinese law, and the use of similar packaging for tea products may constitute trademark infringement and unfair competition [8][20][21]. - The packaging of the tea products is argued to infringe on the trademark rights of "中华" cigarettes, as the design and branding are closely associated with the well-known cigarette brand [20][21]. - Legal experts suggest that the tea products' packaging could mislead consumers and harm the reputation of the "中华" brand, potentially leading to legal action [20][21]. Group 3: Market Implications - The article indicates a growing trend of using deceptive marketing practices in the tea industry, where low-quality products are sold at low prices, often misleading consumers [22][24]. - The presence of such products in the market raises concerns about consumer protection and the integrity of e-commerce platforms, as they may facilitate the sale of counterfeit or substandard goods [22][24]. - The situation reflects broader issues within the tea industry regarding quality control and the need for better regulation to protect consumers from misleading practices [22][24].

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing disputes in the beauty industry reflect marketing strategies and tactics, with conflicts becoming a means to generate traffic, ultimately harming consumers who struggle to discern product authenticity [1][4]. Group 1: Dispute Overview - The conflict began when Aierfu criticized Zhenmeiya for allegedly misleading claims regarding the development of artificial skin technology, which Aierfu claims infringes on its patented technology [2][4]. - Zhenmeiya responded by asserting that it developed its own technology unrelated to Aierfu's patents, claiming that Aierfu's patent had expired and thus entered the public domain [3][9]. Group 2: Patent and Technology Details - Aierfu holds a patent for "tissue-engineered skin," which was reported to have expired in October 2021, while Zhenmeiya claims its technology is based on a different patent for a 3D epidermal model used in skincare product testing [7][9]. - The core of the dispute revolves around the interpretation of patent rights and the distinction between patent inventors and patent holders, with both companies asserting their respective claims [7][12]. Group 3: Industry Implications - The frequent conflicts in the beauty industry indicate a lack of transparency and standards, leading to confusion among consumers regarding product claims and authenticity [21][22]. - Experts suggest that the industry needs to establish clearer standards and verification mechanisms to help consumers make informed decisions about beauty products [22].

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Core Viewpoint - The "MIXUE" brand has successfully won a trademark infringement case against "MINIANXUE," resulting in a compensation of 800,000 yuan for economic losses and 140,000 yuan for reasonable expenses [2][8]. Group 1: Case Background - The case involves a trademark infringement and unfair competition lawsuit filed by MIXUE against Inner Mongolia MINIANXUE, which registered the "MINIANXUE" trademark and allowed others to use it for selling beverages [3][5]. - MIXUE claims that the actions of Inner Mongolia MINIANXUE and its franchise stores constitute trademark infringement and unfair competition, seeking to stop the infringement and eliminate its impact through public announcement [3][7]. Group 2: Court's Findings - The court determined that "MIXUE" and "MINIANXUE" are similar enough to cause confusion among the public, especially given the use of similar colors in store signage and decor [5][6]. - The court noted that the public could easily misinterpret the relationship between the two brands due to the high degree of similarity in the main identifying parts of the trademarks [6][7]. Group 3: Legal Proceedings and Outcomes - The first-instance court ruled in favor of MIXUE, ordering Inner Mongolia MINIANXUE to cease its infringing activities and pay compensation totaling 940,000 yuan [8]. - Inner Mongolia MINIANXUE appealed the decision, but the higher court upheld the original ruling, confirming the findings of trademark infringement and unfair competition [8][9]. Group 4: Previous Disputes - This is not the first legal dispute between MIXUE and Inner Mongolia MINIANXUE; in 2023, Inner Mongolia MINIANXUE had previously filed an administrative lawsuit regarding the invalidation of its trademark, which was ruled against by the Beijing Intellectual Property Court [9][10].

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing controversy surrounding the collagen product from Juzhibio's brand Kefu Mei highlights a significant conflict between two major players in the medical beauty industry, Juzhibio and Huaxi Biological, which may represent a deeper technical rivalry between recombinant collagen and hyaluronic acid [1][2]. Group 1: Company Actions and Responses - Juzhibio confirmed that its Kefu Mei Human-like recombinant collagen essence contains more than 0.1% recombinant collagen, countering claims made by beauty blogger "Big Mouth Doctor" that the actual content was only 0.0177% [1]. - Following the allegations, Huaxi Biological publicly supported the claims made by the beauty blogger, escalating the conflict between the two companies [1]. - The dispute has led to a series of emotional exchanges between the companies, with accusations of malicious competition and misinformation being exchanged [2]. Group 2: Consumer Concerns and Industry Implications - Consumers are primarily concerned about the quality and compliance of the medical beauty products rather than the corporate disputes, indicating a need for clarity and assurance regarding product safety [2]. - The controversy has overshadowed scientific standards, with conflicting reports and a lack of consensus on the testing methods used, leading to confusion among consumers [2][3]. - The ongoing conflict reflects deeper issues within the medical beauty industry, such as unclear product standards and marketing boundaries, which have allowed for such disputes to arise [3]. Group 3: Regulatory and Industry Response - The situation calls for neutral arbitration from regulatory bodies to investigate the claims and provide credible testing reports to resolve the dispute and restore consumer trust [2]. - The market regulatory authorities have issued guidelines to strengthen oversight of the medical beauty industry, aiming to address long-standing issues such as false advertising and lack of transparency [3]. - This public incident could serve as an opportunity for the industry to establish clearer standards and regulations, ultimately benefiting both the sector and consumers [3].