Group 1 - The Beijing Municipal Market Supervision Administration conducted a quality supervision inspection of sealing materials and adhesives, revealing that 22 batches of samples were found to be non-compliant, primarily due to issues related to VOC content, total volatile organic compounds, and adhesion strength [1][2] - The inspection was guided by the "Product Quality Law of the People's Republic of China" and aimed at addressing high non-compliance rates in recent years [1] - Non-compliant products have been reported to the relevant market supervision departments for legal action, and businesses are urged to remove these products from shelves to eliminate safety hazards [1] Group 2 - Consumers are advised to pay attention to product labels, including model, name, batch number, standards, manufacturer details, production date, and expiration date when purchasing sealing materials and adhesives [2] - It is recommended to choose products that comply with local standards for volatile organic compound limits in building materials [2] - Consumers should request valid purchase receipts and avoid buying products that are past their expiration date [2] Group 3 - The inspection results included a detailed list of non-compliant products, specifying the manufacturers, product names, and the nature of the non-compliance [3][4][5] - Key non-compliance issues identified included improper labeling and exceeding allowable limits for VOCs and adhesion strength [3][4][5]