Group 1 - The core message is that new national standards for infant and children's furniture safety, as well as other sectors, will be implemented starting January 1, 2026, to promote healthy development in emerging industries and ensure consumer safety [1] - The "Safety Technical Specifications for Infant and Children's Furniture" establishes mandatory safety requirements for furniture used by children aged 0-14, covering materials, structure, fire resistance, electrical safety, harmful substance limits, and warning labels [1] - The "Technical Requirements for Photovoltaic Module Disposal" provides a scientific basis for determining when photovoltaic modules should be discarded, ensuring safety and functionality [1] Group 2 - The "Automotive Maintenance, Testing, and Diagnosis Technical Specifications" outlines maintenance levels, cycles, operational requirements, and quality assurance to standardize automotive repair and enhance vehicle safety and longevity [1] - The "Network Security Technical Information System Disaster Recovery Specifications" defines principles, lifecycle, basic requirements, recovery capability levels, and testing methods for disaster recovery in information systems [2] - The implementation of standards for aging-friendly products, such as "Toilet Chairs" and "Fitness Equipment for the Elderly," aims to meet the new demands of elderly users and promote the healthy development of the aging-friendly fitness equipment industry [2]

Group 1: National Standards Implementation - A set of important national standards will be implemented starting January 2026, focusing on children's furniture safety, aging-friendly products, electric vehicle energy consumption limits, and automotive maintenance and diagnostics [1][2][3] - The mandatory national standard for children's furniture safety specifies requirements for materials, structure, flame resistance, electrical safety, harmful substance limits, and warning labels for products used by children aged 0 to 14 [1] - The aging-friendly product standards include general requirements for fitness equipment and specific requirements for various types of equipment, as well as standards for commodes [1][2] Group 2: Electric Vehicle Standards - The "Electric Vehicle Energy Consumption Limit" is the world's first mandatory standard, setting energy consumption limits based on vehicle weight and usage characteristics, with a requirement that electric vehicles weighing around 2 tons must not exceed 15.1 kWh per 100 km [2] - The implementation of this standard is expected to improve the average range of electric vehicles by approximately 7% without changing battery capacity, enhancing the driving experience [2] Group 3: Automotive Maintenance and Safety - The "Automotive Maintenance, Detection, and Diagnosis Technical Specification" establishes guidelines for maintenance levels, cycles, operational requirements, and quality assurance to ensure vehicle safety [3] - New standards for the disposal of photovoltaic components and information security management systems are also introduced to support the safe development of emerging industries and ensure disaster recovery capabilities [3]

Group 1 - The implementation of new national standards starting January 1, 2026, will support the healthy development of emerging industries and create a favorable consumer environment while ensuring the safety of people's lives and property [2][3] - Key standards include safety requirements for infant and children's furniture, photovoltaic component disposal, automotive maintenance and diagnostics, information system disaster recovery, and information security management systems [2][3][4] Group 2 - The "Safety Technical Specification for Infant and Children's Furniture" (GB 28007-2024) sets universal safety requirements for furniture used by children aged 0 to 14, covering materials, structure, fire resistance, electrical safety, harmful substance limits, and warning labels [4][5] - The "Photovoltaic Component Disposal Technical Requirements" (GB/T 45922-2025) outlines the basic requirements for the disposal of photovoltaic components used in buildings, including the process and criteria for determining when components should be discarded [6][7][8] Group 3 - The "Automotive Maintenance, Inspection, and Diagnosis Technical Specification" (GB/T 18344-2025) establishes maintenance levels, cycles, operational requirements, and quality assurance for automotive services [10][11] - The "Information System Disaster Recovery Specification" (GB/T 20988-2025) and "Information Security Management System Requirements" (GB/T 22080-2025) provide guidelines for disaster recovery and information security management, enhancing support across various industries [13][14][15] Group 4 - The "Toilet Chair" standard (GB/T 24434-2025) specifies classifications, technical requirements, inspection rules, and packaging for toilet chairs, aiming to improve product quality for individuals with mobility challenges [16][18] - The "General Requirements for Age-Friendly Fitness Equipment" (GB/T 45180-2024) outlines requirements for fitness equipment designed for older adults, promoting the healthy development of this industry [19][21] Group 5 - The "Age-Friendly Technical Requirements for Smart Multimedia Terminals" (GB/T 45919-2025) and its evaluation method (GB/T 45934-2025) aim to enhance the usability of multimedia products for older adults, improving their experience with audio-visual technology [22][24] - The "Technical Specifications for Convenient Services of Medical Security Information Platforms" (GB/T 45938-2025) details the access methods, functional requirements, performance, and security for medical service platforms [25]

Group 1 - The implementation of new national standards starting January 1, 2026, will support the healthy development of emerging industries and create a better consumer environment while ensuring public safety [1][2][3] - The national standard for infant and children's furniture safety specifies general safety requirements regarding materials, structure, flame resistance, electrical safety, harmful substance limits, and warning labels for furniture used by children aged 0 to 14 [1] - The national standard for photovoltaic module disposal outlines the basic requirements for the disposal of photovoltaic modules installed on buildings, providing a scientific basis for determining whether these modules should be discarded [1] Group 2 - The national standard for automotive maintenance, testing, and diagnosis establishes maintenance levels, cycles, operational requirements, and quality assurance, aiming to standardize vehicle repair and enhance driving safety [2] - The national standard for information system disaster recovery defines principles, lifecycle, basic requirements, and evaluation methods, providing robust support for disaster recovery planning and management across industries [2] - The national standard for elderly-friendly fitness equipment sets general requirements and specific criteria for various types of fitness equipment, promoting the healthy development of the elderly fitness equipment industry [2][3] Group 3 - The national standard for smart multimedia terminal aging specifies technical requirements for audio, display, interaction, identity recognition, and simplified modes to enhance usability for the elderly [3] - The national standard for medical insurance information platform convenience services outlines access methods, functional requirements, performance, and security standards, aiming to improve service efficiency and support health reform initiatives [3]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) emphasizes the importance of standards in leading and supporting the high-quality development of the consumer goods industry, particularly in the field of children's products [1][2]. Group 1: Standards Development - MIIT has developed and published 5,750 industry standards, accounting for 14.97% of the industrial and information sector [1]. - There are currently 127 mandatory national standards in the consumer goods sector, representing 23.05% of the industrial and information sector [1]. - Over 20 key mandatory national standards for children's products have been revised or established, including those for toys, children's furniture, stationery, textiles, shoes, and baby bottles [1]. Group 2: Safety Assurance Measures - A new mandatory national standard titled "General Safety Requirements for Children's Products" will be implemented on November 1, 2026, focusing on physical and mechanical safety and harmful substance limits [1]. - MIIT collaborates with relevant departments to monitor and assess potential quality and safety risks associated with new types of toys and children's products, ensuring timely updates to mandatory national standards [2]. - The initiative aims to create a positive environment for high-quality children's products by recognizing and promoting those that meet national standards [2].

Group 1: National Standards for Children's Products - Over 210 national standards related to children's products have been published in China [1] - Standards for children's textiles, footwear, and clothing specify quality and safety requirements from materials to design and production [1] - Strict requirements are established for various children's products, including paper products, furniture, and bathing items, ensuring health and safety for children [1] Group 2: Standards for Toys and Educational Supplies - The "Toy Safety" series of national standards regulates safety, mechanical properties, and specific element migration for various toy products [2] - Clear requirements are set for student supplies, children's backpacks, writing tools, and digital textbooks to ensure safety during play and learning [2] - Standards for preventing myopia and promoting physical health in children are detailed, including specifications for sports equipment and venues [2] Group 3: Standards for Online Safety and Transportation - National standards are established to protect minors online, including regulations for internet content and monitoring systems [2] - Mandatory national standards for school buses and child safety seats ensure the safety of children during transportation [2]