Core Viewpoint - The Tianjin Municipal Market Supervision Administration has conducted a quality supervision inspection of various environmental and related products in 2025, revealing a total of 710 batches tested, with 11 batches found to be non-compliant, resulting in a non-compliance rate of 1.5% [5][6]. Group 1: Inspection Overview - The inspection covered 20 types of products, including automotive ethanol gasoline, diesel, modified fuel ethanol, marine fuel oil, aviation kerosene, and various types of coatings and adhesives [5][6]. - A total of 710 batches were sampled, with 11 batches identified as non-compliant, leading to a non-compliance rate of 1.5% [5][6]. Group 2: Detailed Inspection Results - For automotive ethanol gasoline (E10), 271 batches from 239 gas stations were tested, with 1 batch found non-compliant, resulting in a non-compliance rate of 0.4% [6]. - No non-compliant products were found in the inspections of automotive diesel, modified fuel ethanol, and marine fuel oil, with all tested batches meeting quality standards [6][7][8]. - In the case of exterior wall coatings, 40 batches were tested, with 4 batches found non-compliant, leading to a non-compliance rate of 10% [8]. - Automotive gasoline detergents had 40 batches tested, with 4 batches found non-compliant, resulting in a non-compliance rate of 10% [10]. - The inspection of automotive engine lubricants revealed 30 batches tested, with 2 batches found non-compliant, leading to a non-compliance rate of 6.7% [10]. Group 3: Regulatory Actions - The market supervision authorities are required to follow up on the non-compliant products according to relevant laws and regulations, ensuring that the issues are addressed and reported to local governments and related departments [12].

Group 1: Elderly and Child Care - A total of 7 national standards were released for home-based elderly meal services, rehabilitation aids in elderly care institutions, and convenient services on medical insurance platforms, addressing the needs of elderly care and medical security [2] - 9 national standards were introduced to enhance product packaging safety, particularly for children, including requirements to prevent children from opening packaging [2] - 4 national standards were established to improve the aging-friendly features of products and enhance anti-counterfeiting technology [2] Group 2: Daily Life - 2 national standards were published for oral hygiene products, focusing on calcium silicate and toothpaste abrasion testing methods to protect public oral health [3] - 3 financial service national standards were introduced, including a unique product identification code and descriptions of banking services, supporting financial security and high-level financial openness [3] - 2 national standards were released for emergency management and urban power service continuity guidelines, enhancing emergency response capabilities and promoting resilient city construction [3] Group 3: Emerging Industries - 7 national standards were published in areas such as artificial intelligence, information technology, and the Internet of Things, providing technical support for digital service capabilities [4] - 5 national standards were established for data centers and cybersecurity technologies, facilitating deeper interconnectivity in the digital economy [4] - 2 national standards were introduced for electric earth-moving machinery safety and battery swap systems, aiding the green transformation of traditional industries [4] Group 4: Transportation and Energy - 12 national standards were released for waterway passenger transport services, road traffic signs, fuel consumption evaluation methods for passenger cars, and automotive maintenance, providing technical support for transportation safety [5] - 14 national standards were published for ship soft ladders, propellers, and buoyancy materials for submersibles, enhancing quality and efficiency in the shipbuilding industry [5] - 2 national standards for ethanol gasoline and its blending components were introduced, ensuring the stability of fuel quality [5]