Group 1 - Regulatory authorities across various regions have intensified efforts in product recall management, leading to improved product quality and consumer trust in the market [1][2] - Product recalls serve a deeper purpose beyond just retrieving defective products; they compel companies to take responsibility for product quality and consumer safety, guiding the industry towards healthier development [1][2] - Recent targeted recall actions, such as those for children's clothing, have significantly improved inspection pass rates and set a positive example for other industries to enhance quality through recalls [1][2] Group 2 - The scope of product recalls has expanded from primarily the automotive sector to include children's products, firefighting equipment, and medical devices, creating a safety net for consumers [2] - The traditional recall system faces challenges due to the rise of e-commerce, where long sales chains and batch traceability issues hinder effective recall execution [2][3] - There is an urgent need to establish a comprehensive quality safety traceability system that covers the entire production, distribution, and consumption chain to enhance the recall mechanism [2][3] Group 3 - Balancing strict enforcement of quality safety standards with reasonable flexibility for innovative industries is essential; companies should be allowed to use recalls to identify and rectify product flaws while ensuring consumer safety [3]