Core Viewpoint - The State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) is launching a "Guarding Consumption" campaign in 2025 to combat various illegal activities that harm consumer interests, including counterfeiting, false advertising, and measurement fraud [1] Group 1: Case Summaries - In April 2025, the Tianjin Market Supervision Administration uncovered a taxi meter cheating case involving 26 taxis, resulting in a total fine of 31,000 yuan and the confiscation of 26 cheating devices [2] - In March 2025, the Fuzhou Market Supervision Bureau investigated a company for issuing false inspection reports without conducting actual tests, leading to a fine of 31,000 yuan [3] - In April 2025, the Nantong Market Supervision Bureau dealt with a case of trademark infringement involving 543 pillows, with the perpetrator's illegal revenue exceeding 1 million yuan [4] - In February 2025, the Qinghai Market Supervision Bureau penalized a company for using medical terms in food advertisements, resulting in a fine of 123,500 yuan [5][6] - In February 2025, the Shanghai Market Supervision Bureau fined a company for automatically charging consumers without consent, imposing a fine of 6,000 yuan [7] - In January 2025, the Dazhou Market Supervision Bureau investigated a clothing store selling weight-loss products containing banned substances, leading to criminal charges against two individuals [8] - In May 2025, the Lanzhou Market Supervision Bureau fined a food delivery platform for failing to verify food business licenses, resulting in a fine of 67,800 yuan [9] - In April 2025, the Xiangyang Market Supervision Bureau penalized a bicycle dealer for selling modified electric bicycles that did not meet national standards, imposing a fine of 20,800 yuan [10] - In January 2025, the Yushan Market Supervision Bureau fined a store for selling uncertified children's toys, resulting in a fine of 1,470 yuan [11]