"单个充电宝认证成本较以往增加约30元，在激烈的点位竞争与分成模式下，企业推进换新的动力不 足。" （记者 翟智超）尽管充电宝行业在近期迎来双重强监管，但日前，蓝鲸科技记者在深圳、厦门等地的 多个商圈发现，美团、怪兽充电、竹芒科技等品牌的部分共享充电宝仍在使用未认证或无标识的设备。 图源：蓝鲸科技记者于深圳、厦门拍摄 与此同时，按《强制性产品认证标志管理办法》，相关产品须在显著位置清晰标注CCC标志，但记者在 实际使用过程中发现，即便某些已获认证的共享充电宝，也存在3C标识张贴位置不合规的现象，而这 种"隐藏式认证"也让消费者难以直观辨别产品合规性与安全性。 这不得不提到的是，在资本推动快速扩张的阶段，企业普遍重规模，而轻合规，加之当时移动电源尚未 强制要求3C认证，导致大量未经认证的设备留存至今，成为行业"存量包袱"。 某共享充电宝品牌前员工就告诉蓝鲸科技记者，早期市场投放的设备数量巨大，产品更新需时，部分老 旧设备尚未回收更换；同时，共享充电宝通常在本地使用，少用于飞机出行，相关品牌的设备更换节奏 也就相对缓慢。 一位接近美团的人士向蓝鲸科技记者表示，"美团早期生产充电宝时，国家尚未实施该类产品的CCC强 ...

原标题：售卖未取得3C认证却粘贴该认证标志的产品 一商家销售擅自粘贴认证标志的产品构成欺诈被 判退一赔三 在此提醒广大消费者，在网购前需谨慎，注意检查产品包装上的厂家信息、防伪码及3C认证标志等， 注意查验相关证书、报告，核对产品型号与证书是否一致，也可登录市场监管总局的"全国认证认可信 息公共服务平台"，通过3C认证证书编号或企业名称查询证书真伪。消费者收到商品后务必录制开箱视 频验货，发现问题要及时保存商家宣传、承诺等证据，与商家进行协商，必要时可向市场监管部门投诉 或直接向法院起诉。 同时，提醒经营者合法合规经营，相关产品经过强制性产品认证，并标注认证标志后，方可出厂、销 售、进口或者在其他经营活动中使用。 来源：人民法院报 该网店辩称案涉产品已取得3C认证，其不存在欺诈行为，请求法院驳回小成的诉讼请求。 法院审理后认为，根据国家市场监督管理总局发布的《强制性产品认证目录描述与界定表（2023年修 订）》可知，案涉智能吹风机属于国家强制性认证产品，未取得认证标志则不得销售。商家明知案涉型 号智能吹风机尚未取得3C认证，仍向小成销售了粘贴有3C认证标志的该型号产品，属于伪造或冒用认 证标志的情形，违反了诚 ...

商报讯 （通讯员 周怡婷 记者 汪晓筠 制图 章丹丹）如今，充电宝是人们日常出行的必备单品。但你知 道吗？这个小小的"能量补给站"，如果没有3C认证，可能会有安全隐患。最近，上城区市场监管局就 查处了一起销售无3C认证充电宝的案件。 销售没有3C认证的充电宝被处罚 今年7月，上城区市场监管局执法人员在对辖区内一家数码商行检查时，发现柜台里陈列的两款充电 宝"不对劲"——外包装上没有3C强制认证标志。执法人员进一步询问，商家也无法提供国家强制性产 品认证证书。 经查，涉事商家销售的两款充电宝分别为罗**品牌某型号（4台）和品*品牌某型号（3台），均未经过 强制性产品认证。商家称这些是早期进货的产品，打算作为赠品送给消费者，货值共计230元。 3C认证赠品也不例外 对此，上城区市场监管局执法人员解读，近年来，随着充电宝使用频率激增，因质量问题引发的火灾、 爆炸等安全事故时有发生。为强化移动电源、锂离子电池和电池组强制性产品认证管理，2024年8月1日 起，《关于对锂离子电池等产品实施强制性产品认证管理的公告》明确，未获得CCC认证证书和标注认 证标志的充电宝，不得出厂、销售、进口或者在其他经营活动中使用。2025 ...

Core Viewpoint - The recent incidents involving the Romoss brand power banks have led to significant financial repercussions for its suppliers, including lawsuits for unpaid debts and accounting adjustments by affected companies [2][3][6]. Group 1: Legal Actions and Financial Claims - Zhuoyue Technology has filed a lawsuit against Romoss companies, claiming a total of 136 million yuan in unpaid debts, including 80.08 million yuan for finished goods and over 55 million yuan for losses from pending orders [2][4]. - The lawsuit involves multiple defendants, including Jiangmen Romoss Technology and Shenzhen Romoss Technology, among others [3][4]. - Zhuoyue Technology's subsidiary, Shenzhen Zhuoyue Intelligent Manufacturing, is the entity initiating the legal action [3]. Group 2: Impact on Other Companies - Chuangyitong has also reported financial impacts due to its dealings with Romoss, including a credit impairment loss of 7.86 million yuan and inventory write-downs totaling 3.15 million yuan, affecting its profits by over 11 million yuan [6]. - Chuangyitong has initiated legal proceedings to secure its claims against Romoss, with a total outstanding amount of 15.63 million yuan [6].

Core Viewpoint - The recent incidents involving the Romoss brand power banks have led to significant financial repercussions for its suppliers, including lawsuits for unpaid debts and accounting adjustments by affected companies [1][2][4]. Group 1: Legal Actions and Financial Claims - Zhuoyue Technology has filed a lawsuit against Romoss and its related companies, claiming a total of 136 million yuan in unpaid debts and losses [1][2]. - The lawsuit includes claims for 80.08 million yuan in unpaid finished goods, over 55.5 million yuan in losses from pending orders, and additional costs related to idle materials and labor [2][4]. - The defendants in the lawsuit include multiple companies, with Jiangmen Romoss being a subsidiary of Shenzhen Romoss [2][3]. Group 2: Impact on Other Companies - Chuangyitong has also reported financial impacts due to its dealings with Romoss, including a provision for credit impairment losses of 7.86 million yuan and inventory write-downs of 3.15 million yuan, affecting its profits by over 11 million yuan [4][5]. - Chuangyitong has outstanding payments of 15.63 million yuan from Jiangmen Romoss and has taken legal steps to secure its claims [5]. Group 3: Industry Context - Zhuoyue Technology has been involved in the 3C industry for nearly 20 years, with Romoss being a core client, indicating the depth of their business relationship [3]. - The incidents surrounding Romoss have led to broader implications for its supply chain, affecting multiple listed companies in the A-share market [4].

Core Viewpoint - An incident involving a fire from a passenger's power bank occurred on Xiamen Airlines flight MF8086 from Dalian to Nanjing, prompting an emergency response and subsequent flight delay [1][3][5]. Incident Summary - On August 28, during the boarding phase of flight MF8086, a power bank in a passenger's carry-on luggage caught fire, producing smoke [1][5]. - The crew activated emergency protocols, ensuring passenger safety and orderly evacuation [1][5]. - The flight, originally scheduled to depart at 8:05 AM, was delayed and eventually took off at 10:17 AM, landing safely in Nanjing at 11:41 AM [4][6]. Company Response - Xiamen Airlines confirmed the incident and stated that it did not affect the aircraft's safety or subsequent operations [3][6]. - The airline emphasized the importance of passengers adhering to safety regulations regarding power banks, including ensuring they meet "3C certification" standards [7][20]. Industry Context - There have been multiple incidents this year involving power banks catching fire on flights, highlighting ongoing safety concerns [9][10]. - The aviation industry has strict regulations regarding the transport of lithium batteries, particularly in pressurized environments, to mitigate risks associated with battery malfunctions [10][20].

Summary of the Conference Call for 瑞尔特 Company Overview - 瑞尔特 reported a revenue decline of 18% year-on-year for the first half of 2025, with a net profit drop of 6.8% due to intense market competition, weak demand for new homes, and varying execution of national subsidy policies [2][3][4]. Key Points Financial Performance - Total revenue for the first half of 2025 was approximately 920 million yuan, a 15.5% decrease year-on-year, with a net profit of about 51.66 million yuan, down 43% [3]. - In Q2 2025, revenue was 508 million yuan, down 18% year-on-year, while net profit was around 30 million yuan, a decrease of 6.8% [3]. - The overall gross margin was approximately 30%, with a slight decline due to lower average prices of branded products [4][19]. Market Dynamics - The smart toilet and cover category, which accounts for about 57% of total revenue, saw a decline of approximately 22% [5]. - The domestic market, representing about 63% of total revenue, decreased by 27%, primarily due to a drop in OEM business [5]. - Despite tariff impacts, the overseas market, which constitutes about 36% of total revenue, experienced a slight growth of 0.6% compared to the previous year [5]. Challenges and Risks - The domestic OEM business faced significant pressure, with major clients' order share dropping from 30% to 20%, and an expected overall order volume reduction of about two-thirds for the year [10][21]. - Currency exchange losses amounted to nearly 800,000 yuan in the first half, a significant drop from previous year's gains of over 5 million yuan [7]. Product and Channel Strategy - The company is focusing on upgrading stores and diversifying product categories, with approximately 1,200 dealer outlets and around 700 new channels primarily through JD's offline self-operated stores [6]. - The introduction of AI health smart toilets aims to enhance product functionality and tap into new market segments [4][27]. Regulatory Environment - The implementation of the 3C certification has positively impacted the market, with a noticeable increase in the share of mid-to-high-end products priced above 3,000 yuan [16]. - The national subsidy policy is expected to have a limited effect in the second half of 2025, with demand remaining weak [18]. Future Outlook - The company plans to maintain a cautious approach to sales expenses, particularly in brand promotion, while focusing on expanding its presence in JD's offline self-operated stores [24]. - There is an ongoing effort to address the aging population's needs with products designed for elderly users, including adjustable smart toilets [30]. - The company aims to diversify its business and expand into emerging markets to mitigate revenue pressures and enhance overall profitability [31]. Sales Performance - During the 618 shopping festival, the best-selling products were full smart toilets priced between 3,000 and 4,500 yuan, benefiting from national subsidies that lowered consumer prices [28]. - The sales of non-smart products remained in the single-digit range, with efforts to increase their proportion not meeting expectations [29]. Conclusion - 瑞尔特 is navigating a challenging market landscape with a focus on product innovation, channel expansion, and addressing demographic trends, while managing financial pressures and regulatory changes. The outlook remains cautious, with a commitment to improving profitability and exploring new growth avenues.

Core Viewpoint - The new 3C certification regulations for mobile power lithium batteries have been implemented since August 15, prohibiting the production, import, or sale of products without this certification, leading to significant market changes [1]. Group 1: Market Changes - The implementation of the new regulations has resulted in a market shift where only certified products are allowed for sale, with increased scrutiny from regulatory bodies [2]. - Prices for certified power banks have increased, with some brands raising prices by approximately 10% due to higher production costs associated with certification and improved material quality [2][3]. - Consumers are increasingly inquiring about 3C certification before purchasing, indicating a heightened awareness and demand for certified products [2]. Group 2: Product Availability - Both personal and shared power banks are now required to display 3C certification, with many brands ensuring compliance by replacing older stock with new certified products [4]. - Online platforms are also reflecting this trend, with many listings highlighting 3C certification and compliance with international transport standards, enhancing consumer trust [4]. Group 3: Consumer Awareness - Consumers are advised on how to identify genuine 3C certification marks, including visual checks and online verification through the China Quality Certification Center [5]. - The importance of 3C certification is emphasized as a protective measure for consumer safety and environmental standards [5].

Core Viewpoint - The Civil Aviation Administration of China has prohibited passengers from carrying power banks without 3C certification, leading to the emergence of counterfeit 3C certification stickers being sold by unscrupulous merchants, posing significant safety risks to consumers [1]. Group 1: Regulatory Context - The 3C certification is a mandatory product certification in China aimed at ensuring consumer safety, national security, and environmental protection [1]. - Since August 1 of the previous year, power banks without 3C certification are not allowed to be manufactured, sold, imported, or used in any business activities [1]. - The lack of 3C certification can lead to risks such as overheating, damage, and even fire or explosion [1]. Group 2: Market Response - The counterfeit 3C certification stickers reflect a misunderstanding of the legal implications by illegal merchants, who attempt to profit through improper means [1]. - The legitimate 3C certification includes a unique certification code that corresponds to the product model, manufacturer, and testing report, which can be verified through the official website of the National Certification and Accreditation Administration [1]. Group 3: Collaborative Efforts - To eliminate the counterfeiting of 3C labels, collaboration among regulatory authorities, e-commerce platforms, and consumers is essential [2]. - Regulatory bodies need to enforce stricter oversight on e-commerce platforms, enhance inspection efforts in the distribution chain, and impose penalties on counterfeit sellers [2]. - E-commerce platforms should strengthen their defenses by promptly removing illegal products, while consumers must resist counterfeit 3C certification stickers and take responsibility for their safety and public safety [2].

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the new mandatory product certification rules for power banks and lithium-ion batteries has significantly impacted the market, leading to a clear distinction between certified and non-certified products, with safety concerns driving consumer behavior and market dynamics [6][7][9]. Summary by Sections Certification Rules - The new rules for mandatory product certification (3C certification) took effect on August 15, requiring all power banks and related products to obtain certification to be produced, imported, or sold [6][7]. - Existing valid certification certificates can still be used, and the transition to the new certification process will occur naturally through expiration and product changes [6]. Market Response - E-commerce platforms like Taobao and JD have quickly adapted to the new regulations, prominently displaying "3C certified" labels on power banks, while non-certified products have become increasingly rare [7]. - In physical markets, certified power banks have become the mainstream offering, with prices ranging from 50 to 100 yuan, while low-quality products priced below 30 yuan have significantly decreased [8]. Pricing Dynamics - The price difference between certified and non-certified power banks is primarily around 10 yuan, with certified products using higher quality components [9][10]. - Non-certified power banks are being sold at near-cost prices as sellers aim to clear out inventory, reflecting a shift in consumer purchasing behavior towards certified products [9][10]. Safety Concerns - The emergence of counterfeit 3C certified power banks has been noted, where products display the certification mark but have not actually been certified [10]. - The cost of a reliable battery cell exceeds 40 yuan, indicating that the price difference of 15 yuan between certified and counterfeit products is critical for safety [10]. Industry Challenges - Intense competition in the power bank industry has led to price erosion, with average prices dropping from above 100 yuan to below 50 yuan, prompting manufacturers to cut costs by using inferior materials, which raises safety risks [11].