Regulatory Changes in Food Safety and Transportation - The revised Food Safety Law of the People's Republic of China will take effect on December 1, 2025, mandating that road transport operators of key liquid foods must prominently display food-specific labels on transport containers and adhere to national regulations for container use and cleaning [1] - The new regulations for chain catering service enterprises will also be implemented on December 1, requiring headquarters to possess the necessary management capabilities and assume responsibility for food safety across branches and central kitchens [2] Electric Bicycle Regulations - Starting December 1, all electric bicycles that do not meet the new national standards will be banned from sale, emphasizing the importance of CCC certification for consumers [3][4] School Meal Transparency - The Campus Meal Service Management Guidelines will be enforced on December 1, requiring food processing operations to be integrated with an "Internet + Bright Kitchen" system, allowing parents and students to view key food processing steps [5][6] Resource Tax Regulations - New resource tax regulations will clarify that certain mined products used for project backfilling will not be subject to resource tax, effective December 1 [7] Medical Mask Standards - The revised national standard for medical protective masks will prohibit the use of breathing valves in disposable masks, effective December 1, ensuring they are equipped with a nose clip or equivalent design for a secure fit [8] Anti-Money Laundering Regulations - The Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Supervision Management Measures will take effect on December 1, requiring financial institutions to submit annual reports by the end of March each year [11] Individual Business Credit Evaluation - The Individual Business Credit Evaluation Indicators standard will be implemented on December 1, aimed at assisting financial institutions in developing tailored financial products for individual businesses, thereby expanding loan accessibility [13] Environmental Regulations - New regulations in Beijing will ban the use of high-emission non-road mobile machinery starting December 1, promoting environmental sustainability [14] Vocational Education Development - The Liaoning Province Vocational Education Regulations will be enacted on December 1, encouraging the establishment of vocational colleges and expanding enrollment in applied undergraduate programs [16] Weather Modification Management - The Fujian Province Weather Modification Management Regulations will take effect on December 1, emphasizing the use of new technologies in weather modification for disaster prevention and agricultural safety [18] Historical Building Protection - The Shandong Province Historical Building Protection Measures will be implemented on December 1, detailing nine criteria for recognizing historical buildings [19] Food Security in Grain Production - The Henan Province Grain Security Guarantee Regulations will be enforced on December 1, focusing on enhancing the supply of quality and functional grain products [22] Data Flow Regulations - The Hunan Province Data Regulations will take effect on December 1, promoting orderly and efficient data circulation among individuals and organizations [23] Tourism Regulations - The Hainan Free Trade Port Tourism Regulations will allow for the establishment of all-night bars and entertainment venues in key tourist areas starting December 1 [25] Sanitation Worker Rights - The Sichuan Province Urban Sanitation Worker Salary Special Account Implementation Rules will be enacted, aiming to protect the rights of sanitation workers [27]

Group 1 - The "Market Supervision Credit Repair Management Measures" will be implemented on December 25, expanding the scope of credit repair for restructured and reconciled enterprises, supporting their recovery and market participation [1] - The new regulations will enhance the classification of illegal and untrustworthy information, setting different public disclosure periods and repair conditions based on the principle of proportionality [1] - The process for credit repair will be optimized to shorten processing times and improve efficiency [1] Group 2 - The Ministry of Finance and the State Taxation Administration will implement new resource tax management regulations starting December 1, clarifying tax obligations for various entities [2] - The announcement specifies that certain resources, such as sand and clay used for construction projects, will not be subject to resource tax if extracted within approved areas [2] Group 3 - The revised "Securities Settlement Risk Fund Management Measures" will take effect on December 8, clarifying the scope of the risk fund and allowing for differentiated contribution rates based on the risk level of securities [3] - The upper limit for the risk fund has been adjusted from 3 billion yuan to a requirement of at least 3 billion yuan in net assets, with provisions for dynamic assessment of required fund size [3] Group 4 - Financial institutions are required to submit annual anti-money laundering reports by the end of March, detailing various aspects of their anti-money laundering efforts [4] - The report must include an overview of the institution, risk assessments, and updates on significant risk events [4] Group 5 - The Hainan Free Trade Port will officially start its full island closure operation on December 18, implementing liberalization policies [5] - Various supporting regulations will come into effect alongside the closure operation, focusing on customs management and tax policies [5] Group 6 - The revised "Food Safety Law" will be effective from December 1, establishing strict standards for the transportation of bulk liquid food [6] - The regulations require verification of transport operators' permits and the integrity of transport containers to ensure food safety [6] Group 7 - New regulations for the supervision of food safety in chain catering enterprises will be implemented on December 1, addressing issues related to food safety management at franchise locations [7][8] - The regulations mandate that chain enterprises must have a designated headquarters responsible for food safety management [8] Group 8 - The new national standard for electric bicycles will take effect on December 1, requiring all sold electric bicycles to comply with the updated safety technical specifications [9] - The old standard electric bicycles will be phased out, and consumers are advised to look for CCC certification when purchasing [9]

Group 1 - The new regulations for chain catering enterprises emphasize the responsibility of headquarters in ensuring food safety management for their branches [2] - Starting from December 1, the old national standard for electric bicycles will be completely banned, requiring compliance with the new mandatory national standard GB 17761-2024 [2] - The new credit repair management measures will enhance the support for enterprises undergoing restructuring and provide a more efficient process for restoring credit [3] Group 2 - The revised national standard for medical protective masks prohibits the use of breathing valves in disposable masks, effective from December 1 [3] - The new resource tax regulations clarify the tax rules and exemptions for certain materials used in construction projects, effective from December 1 [3]