Core Viewpoint - Cambodia is taking significant steps to combat plastic pollution through the implementation of a "plastic limit order" that prohibits free plastic bags in supermarkets and promotes the use of reusable eco-bags [1][2]. Group 1: Plastic Pollution and Government Initiatives - Cambodia generates over 10,000 tons of waste daily, with 3,000 to 5,000 tons coming from the capital, Phnom Penh, where plastic bags account for 20% of the total waste [1]. - The Ministry of Environment has introduced a "plastic limit order" to curb plastic pollution, starting with supermarkets in Phnom Penh [1]. - The average Cambodian uses over 2,000 plastic bags per year, prompting the Ministry to explore the promotion of reusable bags in supermarkets [1]. Group 2: Public Awareness and Community Involvement - The Cambodian government has launched nationwide environmental campaigns, such as "Today I Will Not Use Plastic Bags," to enhance public awareness about reducing plastic use [2]. - The Ministry of Environment is encouraging participation from government departments, businesses, schools, and the public in cleaning activities to improve waste management [2]. - There are disparities in the enforcement of the "plastic limit order" across different regions, influenced by business interests and consumer habits [2]. Group 3: Sustainable Practices and Future Plans - The Ministry is exploring the "plastic bank" recycling program, allowing citizens to exchange recycled materials for economic benefits, promoting sustainable community development [2]. - Research is ongoing into using solar-assisted incineration technology for plastic waste management, alongside a ban on open burning of plastic products [2].

Overall Inspection Results - The inspection covered 13 product categories with a total of 200 batches, including fertilizers, agricultural films, plastic shopping bags, agricultural machinery, and more [3] - A total of 48 production enterprises and 131 distribution units were inspected, with 1 batch from a production enterprise and 12 batches from distribution units found to be non-compliant [3] Fertilizers - The inspection of fertilizers followed national standards such as GB/T 15063-2020 and GB/T 21633-2020, and no non-compliant products were found [4] Agricultural Films - The inspection of agricultural films revealed non-compliance in thickness and thickness deviation, based on standards GB 13735-2017 and GB/T 4455-2019 [4] Plastic Shopping Bags - Non-compliance was found in environmental requirements and thickness for plastic shopping bags, inspected under GB/T 21661-2020 and GB/T 38082-2019 [4] Agricultural Machinery - No non-compliance was detected in agricultural machinery, inspected according to JB/T 9822.1-2018 and JB/T 10749-2018 [5] Agricultural Submersible Pumps - The inspection of agricultural submersible pumps showed no non-compliance, following GB/T 25409-2010 and GB/T 2816-2014 standards [5] Fire Emergency Lighting - All fire emergency lighting products passed inspection, adhering to GB 17945-2010 standards [5] Fire Hoses - Fire hoses were compliant with GB 6246-2011 standards, with no non-compliance found [6] Fire Doors - Fire doors passed inspection based on GB 12955-2008 standards, with no issues reported [6] Electric Blankets - Electric blankets were compliant with GB 4706.1-2005 and GB 4706.8-2008 standards, showing no non-compliance [6] Indoor Heaters - Indoor heaters had issues with input power and current, as well as grounding measures, based on GB 4706.1-2005 and GB 4706.23-2007 standards [7] Down Jackets - No non-compliance was found in down jackets, inspected under GB/T 14272-2021 and GB 18401-2010 standards [7] Fireworks - Fireworks showed non-compliance in stability and ignition device components, based on GB 19593-2015 and GB 10631-2013 standards [8] Commodity Coal - All inspected commodity coal products were compliant with the relevant standards [9] Non-Compliant Enterprises - A list of non-compliant enterprises was provided, detailing specific products and non-compliance issues [10] Compliant Enterprises - A list of compliant enterprises was also provided, indicating that no issues were found during the inspection [11]

Core Viewpoint - The Tianjin Beichen District Market Supervision Administration has released the results of the 2024 quality supervision sampling inspection for key industrial products, revealing that out of 80 batches tested, 71 were compliant while 9 were found non-compliant [3]. Group 1: Product Categories - The inspection covered 15 types of products, including wooden furniture, plastic bags, civilian coal, and toilets [3]. - A total of 71 batches of products passed the quality inspection, indicating a compliance rate of 88.75% [3]. Group 2: Non-Compliant Products - Nine batches of products were identified as non-compliant, with specific issues related to plastic bags and other items [4]. - The non-compliant products included various types of plastic bags from multiple vendors, with some suspected of being counterfeit [4][5]. Group 3: Compliance Details - The compliant products included various plastic shopping bags and household items, with manufacturers from different regions, indicating a diverse supply chain [5][6]. - The inspection results highlight the importance of quality control in maintaining product standards within the market [3][6].