Core Points - The Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region's Urumqi City Market Supervision Bureau is enhancing market regulation and consumer protection through comprehensive inspections of local markets [1][2] - The inspections focus on ensuring compliance with measurement regulations, particularly in the sale of aquatic products, grains, meat, vegetables, and bulk foods [1] - The bureau aims to combat fraudulent practices such as short-weight sales and the use of unqualified measuring instruments [1] Group 1 - The Market Supervision Bureau is implementing a "practical action for excellence" approach to strengthen measurement regulation in local markets [1] - Inspections include checking electronic scales and other measuring devices for legal compliance, proper labeling, and accuracy [1] - The bureau has reported that most vendors operate lawfully, but some still fail to meet measurement standards, leading to immediate corrective actions [2] Group 2 - A total of 138 vendors were inspected, revealing issues such as uncalibrated measuring instruments and unclear pricing [2] - One case of using non-compliant measuring instruments has been formally investigated [2]