随着动力电池行业快速发展，质量安全风险与挑战日益凸显。在近日召开的"质量强链赋能动力电池产 业发展"专题会上，与会专家一致认为，强化全链条质量管理，推动构建覆盖研发、设计、生产、制 造、使用维修、退役回收、再生利用生命周期的标准和规范体系，是防范化解动力电池重大安全风险、 确保产业行稳致远的关键举措。 在宁德时代质量体系总裁李伟看来，要让产品在市场上一直保持良好口碑，靠的是安全和质量。 质量是构建协同高效产业生态的纽带。市场监管总局质量发展局副局长史新章建议，一是深化跨领域技 术协同创新，聚焦动力电池与整车、储能、智能网联等领域的融合痛点，推动电池行业与整车控制系统 上下游技术协同迭代；二是强化消费端权益保障升级，引导企业针对核心零部件推出差异化质保方案， 完善覆盖动力电池全周期的权益保障体系；三是构建数字赋能质量管控体系，推动动力电池质量管控从 传统方式向智慧治理升级，全面提升产业治理现代化水平；四是推进全链条绿色低碳发展，立足"双 碳"目标，将绿色发展理念贯穿动力电池全生命周期。 市场监管总局副局长、国家认监委主任束为表示，下一步，市场监管总局将充分发挥质量政策效能，不 断健全完善质量基础设施，推动构建更 ...

Core Insights - The establishment of the National Wool Textile Trade and Technology Base aims to help Guangdong's wool textile products expand globally by addressing technical trade barriers and enhancing compliance capabilities [1][2] - The Dawang Town has developed a complete industrial chain in wool textile production, with over 28,000 market entities and an annual output of 900 million sweaters, accounting for one in five sweaters globally [1] Group 1 - The National Wool Textile Trade and Technology Base was officially inaugurated during the 22nd China (Dawang) Woolen Products Trade Fair, with eight enterprises receiving information collection point plaques [1] - The base has formed a professional service team to provide integrated trade and technology services, including standard services, risk warnings, and technical problem-solving [1][2] - The base aims to conduct research, evaluation, and application of technical trade measures, providing early warnings of potential export risks to assist enterprises in overcoming trade barriers [1][2] Group 2 - The Dawang Woolen Products Management Committee is actively collecting consumer demand data from various countries and analyzing technical trade measures to provide timely risk warnings to local enterprises [2] - In the first half of the year, the WTO reported a record high of 2,195 technical trade barriers, highlighting the increasing challenges faced by the global textile industry [2] - The committee has established a service ledger for small and medium-sized wool textile enterprises, offering targeted information services to help them mitigate risks and enhance local brand development [2]

Core Viewpoint - The meeting held on August 27 aims to enhance the quality of technical trade measures services for export enterprises in response to the central government's push for high-level opening-up and stabilization of foreign trade and investment [1] Group 1: Technical Trade Measures Platform - The Market Supervision Administration is developing a Chinese version 2.0 of the WTO technical trade measures notification and early warning platform, which will provide better public services for export enterprises [1] - The 2.0 version will match over 6,000 technical trade measures reported annually with key export industries in China, offering targeted intelligent early warning services [1] - A large database of domestic and international standards and technical regulations will be constructed to provide customized tracking, assessment, early warning, evaluation, and response services for foreign technical trade barriers [1] Group 2: Impact on Trade - Technical trade measures are significant non-tariff measures that affect 80% of trade, with an increasing number of countries setting up such barriers to protect domestic industries amid sluggish global economic growth [1] - The 2.0 version will also develop an intelligent monitoring system to track reported foreign technical trade barriers in real-time and assess emerging barriers, allowing enterprises more preparation time to respond [1]

Group 1 - The establishment of the Canned Food Technical Trade Measures Research and Evaluation Base in Zhangzhou marks a new phase for China's canned food industry in addressing international technical barriers and enhancing competitiveness [1] - Zhangzhou, known as the "Canned Food Capital of China," has a complete industrial chain from raw material planting to processing and export, with canned food exports reaching 790 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 9.7% [1] - Non-tariff barriers, such as technical regulations and standards, increasingly affect the international trade of canned products, posing challenges for Chinese canned food enterprises [1] Group 2 - The continuous upgrade of global food safety standards and the increasing technical trade barriers present challenges for Chinese canned food exporters, including information asymmetry and high compliance costs [2] - There is a need for a high-level platform to provide systematic and timely guidance for canned food enterprises to strengthen their position in the global market [2] - The Canned Food Technical Trade Measures Research and Evaluation Base was established in response to the collective call from canned food exporters in Zhangzhou, aiming to provide comprehensive trade measure support [3] Group 3 - The base is a collaborative effort involving multiple stakeholders, including government, universities, research institutions, and industry associations, to create an integrated mechanism for trade measure response [3] - The base will offer one-on-one risk warning and response solutions to help the canned food industry transition from passive responses to proactive strategies [3] - The goal is to promote the global market presence of "Zhangzhou flavor" and "Chinese flavor" canned products [3]

Core Insights - The Chinese automotive market is highly competitive, prompting companies to focus on overseas markets, which present significant growth opportunities due to increasing global demand for vehicles [1][3]. Group 1: Export Growth - In the first half of 2025, China's automotive exports reached 3.083 million units, a year-on-year increase of 10.4%, maintaining its position as the world's largest automotive exporter for three consecutive years [2]. - Exports of new energy vehicles (NEVs) accounted for 1.06 million units, showing a remarkable year-on-year growth of 71.3%, representing over one-third of total exports [2]. - Traditional fuel vehicle exports totaled 2.023 million units, reflecting a decline of 7.5%, indicating a shift in the industry towards NEVs [2]. Group 2: Market Dynamics - The global automotive market is projected to grow by 10 million units every decade, with emerging markets driving this demand [3][6]. - In 2023, sales in emerging markets reached 36.21 million units, growing at a rate of 8.3%, while mature markets showed negligible growth [6]. - Emerging markets are expected to continue being the primary force behind global automotive market expansion, particularly as their GDP per capita rises [7]. Group 3: Regional Insights - The top markets for Chinese automotive exports include Russia (1.1575 million units, 27% growth), Mexico (441,800 units, 7% growth), and the UAE (329,600 units, 107% growth) [2]. - The ASEAN region, with a population of nearly 680 million, has a low current vehicle sales volume of 3.4 million units, indicating substantial growth potential as economies develop [8][10]. Group 4: Challenges and Barriers - Technical barriers to trade (TBT) are increasingly significant for Chinese automotive exports, with a reported increase in TBT notifications among WTO members [13][14]. - The focus of TBT is shifting from product performance to environmental, safety, and social responsibility standards, creating a more complex regulatory environment for exporters [14].

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the first public service stations for technical trade measures in Beijing aims to assist enterprises in overcoming technical trade barriers and enhance their competitiveness in international markets [1][2]. Group 1: Establishment of Service Stations - The first public service stations for technical trade measures have been set up in Zhongguancun Dongsheng Technology Park and Zhongguancun Comprehensive Bonded Zone, providing a collaborative platform for government, technical institutions, trade associations, and enterprises [1]. - The service stations will collect information on technical trade barriers faced by enterprises and provide one-stop services such as certification guidance and compliance consulting [2]. Group 2: Government Support and Funding - The Beijing and Haidian district governments have emphasized standardization work, supporting it through various dimensions including advanced standard formulation and internationalization [2][3]. - In 2024, 41 units received a total of 7.6 million yuan in funding for 50 projects under the standard innovation development initiative [2]. Group 3: Future Strategies and Collaboration - The Haidian district plans to deepen the city-district linkage mechanism to enhance the implementation of standardization strategies, aiming to boost innovation and support the development of an international technology innovation center [3]. - A collaborative mechanism involving service stations, leading enterprises, and expert think tanks will focus on areas such as artificial intelligence and medical devices to develop standards and countermeasures against technical trade measures [3].