Core Viewpoint - Shanghai Municipal Market Supervision Administration aims to create a safe and trustworthy consumption environment by focusing on five key areas: combating counterfeits, punishing fraud, ensuring safety, improving quality and efficiency, and promoting development [3]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - In the first half of the year, the market supervision department handled 2,182 related cases and referred 37 cases to judicial authorities [3]. - A case against Shanghai Canyao Tianang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. involved false advertising of food products claiming to treat various diseases, leading to administrative penalties [5]. - A case against a children's backpack manufacturer revealed non-compliance with safety standards, with 13 units sold and a total value of 17,801.05 yuan, resulting in penalties [7]. Group 2: Consumer Protection - The enforcement actions target fraudulent practices in the food and health product sectors, particularly those exploiting elderly consumers [5]. - The Shanghai market supervision department emphasizes the importance of product quality for children's items, aiming to enhance safety standards and corporate responsibility [7]. - A case against Huasheng Fujida Elevator Co., Ltd. involved illegal subcontracting of maintenance services, highlighting the need for compliance in elevator safety management [9]. Group 3: Advertising and Marketing Compliance - Shanghai Yimo Health Management Co., Ltd. faced penalties for misleading advertisements claiming health benefits for ordinary food products, violating advertising laws [11]. - The case against Teyichong New Energy (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. involved the use of non-compliant measuring instruments for electric vehicle charging, prompting regulatory scrutiny [12]. - Original Knowledge (Shanghai) Industrial Co., Ltd. was penalized for selling non-food grade materials as food products, emphasizing the need for adherence to food safety regulations [14][15]. Group 4: Intellectual Property Protection - Shanghai Dili Trading Co., Ltd. was investigated for selling counterfeit products, specifically alcoholic beverages, with a total illegal revenue of 200,160 yuan [17]. - The collaboration between judicial and administrative bodies in handling intellectual property cases strengthens the enforcement of trademark rights and consumer protection [17].

Core Viewpoint - The Huizhou Market Supervision Administration is intensifying its enforcement actions in the consumer goods sector to ensure public health and safety, highlighting its commitment to maintaining market order through a series of typical case announcements [1] Group 1: Food Safety Violations - A case involving the sale of toxic food by a vendor who used borax to clean pig intestines was reported, leading to criminal charges [2] - Another case involved a vendor operating without a food production license and selling improperly labeled food, resulting in a fine of 55,000 yuan and confiscation of illegal profits [3] Group 2: Equipment Safety Violations - An elevator maintenance company was found not adhering to safety technical specifications during maintenance, resulting in a fine of 20,000 yuan [4] - A gas company was penalized for employing unqualified personnel for gas cylinder filling operations, leading to a fine of 20,000 yuan and a directive to cease using the relevant equipment [5] Group 3: Product Quality Violations - An electric bicycle retailer was found selling bicycles that did not meet national safety standards, resulting in a fine of 1,600 yuan and confiscation of one non-compliant bicycle [6]

Core Viewpoint - The State Administration for Market Regulation has drafted a notice soliciting public opinions on the update of old residential elevators, emphasizing safety performance standards and encouraging the integration of smart systems during upgrades [1][2]. Group 1: Elevator Update Regulations - The draft specifies that the safety performance indicators for components selected for updating elevators must not be lower than those of the original elevators [1][2]. - The warranty period for updated elevator steel ropes must be no less than 10 years or correspond to at least 2 million starts of the elevator drive motor, while the warranty for the covering belt must be no less than 20 years or correspond to at least 4 million starts [2]. - The draft encourages the provision of a complete warranty and free maintenance service for no less than 5 years [2]. Group 2: Cost and Resource Management - To save costs and shorten construction time, existing high-quality components such as guide rails and counterweights should be retained and reused whenever possible [2]. - The draft proposes a pilot program to establish a new management model for elevator usage in residential areas, promoting long-term responsibility for maintenance and management [2]. Group 3: Safety Supervision Measures - The draft outlines that serious safety hazards found during inspections of residential elevators, especially in old communities lacking management and maintenance, should be reported to relevant authorities [3]. - Local market regulation departments are required to share information regarding elevator update projects, including project names and contact details, to enhance safety supervision [3].