Core Viewpoint - The National Market Supervision Administration and other departments have launched a special rectification campaign targeting low-quality tractors and agricultural machinery products, aiming to enhance regulation and standardization in the industry from production to sales [1][2][3]. Group 1: Objectives - Focus on key regions and industries to comprehensively regulate the order of the tractor and agricultural machinery industry through top-level systems and enforcement [3]. - Improve the standard system and optimize the environmental information disclosure system while strengthening source control [3]. - Implement integrated online and offline regulatory enforcement to standardize the market order of tractors and agricultural machinery [3]. - Crack down on the production, sale, and illegal use of National II engines and low-quality "three-no" tractors, aiming to investigate and expose typical cases [3]. Group 2: Rectification Measures - Strengthen source control by revising emission standards for non-road mobile machinery and optimizing the environmental information disclosure platform [4]. - Conduct supervision and inspection of tractors and agricultural machinery products through on-site checks and sampling to enforce compliance with pollution emission standards [4]. - Enhance monitoring of e-commerce platforms, particularly live-streaming sales, to ensure compliance with product qualifications and parameters [5]. - Implement strict penalties for illegal activities related to National II engines and low-quality "three-no" tractors, including publicizing administrative penalties [5][6]. Group 3: Organizational Assurance - Local authorities are urged to recognize the importance of this special rectification action and strengthen organizational leadership while detailing responsibilities [7]. - Emphasize cooperation among departments and regions to ensure effective enforcement and information sharing [7]. - Promote public awareness and create a favorable social atmosphere to support the rectification efforts [7].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government is launching a six-month special rectification campaign from October 2025 to March 2026 to address issues related to the production, sale, and illegal use of National II engines and substandard "three-no" tractors, aiming to purify the agricultural machinery market environment [1] Group 1: Objectives - Focus on key regions and industries, implementing comprehensive regulatory measures to standardize the agricultural machinery product industry order [2] - Enhance the standard system and improve the environmental information disclosure system, while strengthening source control of production [2] - Conduct strict enforcement against illegal activities related to National II engines and substandard tractors, aiming to expose typical cases and enhance public awareness [2] Group 2: Rectification Measures - Strengthen source control of production by revising emission standards for non-road mobile machinery and optimizing environmental information disclosure platforms [3] - Conduct supervision and inspection of tractors and agricultural machinery products, with a focus on air pollutant emissions and quality regulation [3] - Enhance oversight of e-commerce platforms, ensuring compliance with product standards and taking action against misleading marketing practices [4] Group 3: Legal Enforcement - Implement a comprehensive crackdown on illegal activities related to National II engines and substandard tractors, with a focus on credit regulation and public disclosure of administrative penalties [5] - Strengthen collaboration among departments for timely reporting and handling of major cases and public sentiment [5] - Promote social co-governance by establishing complaint channels and conducting educational activities to raise awareness of legal regulations and product knowledge [5] Group 4: Organizational Support - Local authorities are urged to recognize the importance of the rectification campaign, enhance organizational leadership, and ensure the implementation of measures [6] - Emphasize cooperation among departments and regions, ensuring effective information sharing and joint enforcement actions [6] - Reduce the impact of inspections on normal business operations by promoting combined or joint inspections [6]