正值《中华人民共和国招标投标法》颁布施行25周年之际，为进一步规范家具招标采购秩序，树立诚信 标杆典范，引导行业健康持续发展，中国采购与招标网、中国名企排行网组织开展了"2025(第15届)家 具招标采购评价推介活动"。该活动历时2个多月，历经企业申报、资料提交、数据核对、综合评审等阶 段，依据家具招标投标大数据及科学合理的招标采购综合评价法，推出"2025医院家具十大领军品牌"等 10个专业子榜单。 中国采购与招标网、中国名企排行网在家具招标采购综合评价中主要从以下七个维度进行考量：一是考 量企业的中标项目总数量及中标总金额，这是家具招标采购评价中最核心的指标；二是考量企业的研发 投入和产学研结合情况；三是品牌建设与市场竞争力；四是数智化转型与供应链管理；五是绿色环保与 可持续发展；六是组织管理与文化创新；七是市场拓展与服务能力。 一、"2025医院家具十大领军品牌"榜单 海太欧林集团股份有限公司 广州市百利文仪实业有限公司 上海美勒森家居科技有限公司 广州市仪美医用家具科技股份有限公司 上海雅轩办公家具有限公司 广东华展家具制造有限公司 佛山市鑫诺家具有限公司 广州博生家具有限公司 广东华展家具制造有限公 ...

正值《中华人民共和国招标投标法》颁布施行25周年之际，为进一步规范家具招标采购秩序，树立诚信 标杆典范，引导行业健康持续发展，中国采购与招标网、中国名企排行网组织开展了"2025(第15届)家 具招标采购评价推介活动"。该活动历时2个多月，历经企业申报、资料提交、数据核对、综合评审等阶 段，依据家具招标投标大数据及科学合理的家具招标采购综合评价法，遴选出"2025适老家具十大品 牌"。 中国采购与招标网、中国名企排行网在家具招标采购综合评价中主要从以下七个维度进行考量：一是考 量企业的中标项目总数量及中标总金额，这是家具招标采购评价中最核心的指标；二是考量企业的研发 投入和产学研结合情况；三是品牌建设与市场竞争力；四是数智化转型与供应链管理；五是绿色环保与 可持续发展；六是组织管理与文化创新；七是市场拓展与服务能力。 在我国每年40多万亿元的公共采购中，家具是其中一个重要的品类。2024年，我国家具的采购规模就达 184.36亿元，较2023年略有下降，但依旧保持较高的采购规模。这些榜单发布后，将成为公共采购比选 适老家具的重要参考依据。以下是中国采购与招标网、中国名企排行网对"2025适老家具十大品牌"的详 ...

Core Insights - The Chinese government has introduced a significant policy to boost consumption, focusing on enhancing the adaptability of supply and demand through a comprehensive implementation plan with 19 key tasks aimed at promoting a two-way economic cycle [1][2] Group 1: Policy Overview - The implementation plan was jointly released by six government departments, including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the National Development and Reform Commission [1] - The plan emphasizes the importance of matching consumer demand with production, highlighting the need for quality products that meet market needs [1] Group 2: Market Potential - China is the world's second-largest consumer market, with the largest middle-income group, indicating substantial growth potential in consumption [1] - The rise of new technologies such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality is accelerating the emergence of new consumption patterns, creating opportunities for market expansion [1] Group 3: Demographic Insights - By the end of 2024, the elderly population in China is projected to reach 310 million, accounting for 22% of the total population, indicating a growing market for elderly care products and services [2] - There is a significant unmet demand across various demographic groups, including children, students, and young adults, suggesting potential for multi-trillion market opportunities [2] Group 4: Supply-Side Structural Reform - The implementation plan aims to address structural mismatches in supply and demand, promoting the entry of high-quality consumer goods into everyday life [2] - The focus is on supply-side structural reform, encouraging brand leadership, standard upgrades, and the application of new technologies to enhance production quality [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Civil Affairs and the State Administration for Market Regulation have jointly released the "Guidelines for the Construction of the Elderly Care Service Standard System (2025 Edition)" to enhance the standardization and evaluation system for elderly care services, aiming for high-quality development in this sector [1] Group 1: Standard System Overview - The revised 2025 edition expands the sub-systems from three to four, including: General Basic Standards System, Service Provision Standards System, Service Guarantee Standards System, and Service Management Standards System [2] - The General Basic Standards System aims to unify fundamental and general concepts and scopes in the elderly care sector [4] - The Service Provision Standards System is designed to standardize the content and specific requirements of elderly care services [4] - The Service Guarantee Standards System focuses on regulating the operational support elements for various elderly care institutions, including personnel training, job settings, environmental construction, facilities, technology assistance, information technology, and elderly products [4] Group 2: Current Challenges and Future Directions - The Deputy Director of the Elderly Care Service Department highlighted that while significant progress has been made in standardization, there are still shortcomings in the system's framework, mechanism, and element guarantees, such as an imbalance in standard supply and a predominance of recommended standards over mandatory ones [6] - The upcoming focus will be on accelerating the development of key core standards, emphasizing speed, quality, and mandatory nature to increase the effective supply of standards [6] Group 3: Focus on Elderly Products - As of October 2025, the State Administration for Market Regulation has published a total of 262 national standards related to elderly-friendly and barrier-free designs, with 13 standards specifically for elderly products, including appliances, furniture, shoes, reading glasses, and adult diapers [9] - The Deputy Director of the Standards Technology Department stated that there will be a continued emphasis on coordinating standards for elderly products and services, particularly in key areas such as rehabilitation aids, textiles, home appliances, public facilities, smart products, and life services [11]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Civil Affairs and the State Administration for Market Regulation have jointly issued the revised "Guidelines for the Construction of the Elderly Care Service Standard System (2025 Edition)", aiming to enhance the quality of elderly care services and establish a standard system that aligns with China's national conditions [1][2]. Group 1: Standardization and Quality Improvement - The revised guidelines optimize the standard system framework, clarifying standard targets and improving structural organization to adapt to new developments in elderly care services [2][3]. - New secondary and tertiary indicators have been added, particularly in service provision, to address the characteristics of different service scenarios such as home, community, and institutional care [2][3]. - The guidelines include indicators for "age-friendly transformation services," "safety management," and "technology assistance for the elderly," reinforcing health management policies like health assessments and monitoring [2][3]. Group 2: Addressing Current Challenges - Despite a large number of elderly care institutions and diverse service models, there are still deficiencies in service quality and risk management, necessitating the clarification of service content and quality requirements [3]. - The revision aims to tackle issues such as unbalanced standard supply, weak guidance, and ineffective implementation of key standards, ensuring that standardization keeps pace with the evolving needs of elderly care services [3]. Group 3: Supporting Elderly Needs - The increasing diversity in the needs of the elderly population in areas like care, health management, and social security highlights the importance of a robust standard system for ensuring high-quality elderly living [4]. - As of October this year, 262 national standards related to age-friendliness and accessibility have been published, supporting the establishment of a senior-friendly society [4]. Group 4: Future Directions - The State Administration for Market Regulation plans to enhance collaboration with relevant departments to accelerate the development of essential and urgently needed elderly care standards, particularly in home and community care, quality safety, and smart elderly care [5]. - The implementation of the guidelines is seen as an opportunity to promote the effective application of important standards, supporting the establishment of a unified national elderly care service standard and evaluation system [5].

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Civil Affairs and the State Administration for Market Regulation have jointly issued the revised "Guidelines for the Construction of the Elderly Care Service Standard System (2025 Edition)", aiming to enhance the quality of elderly care services and establish a standard system that aligns with China's national conditions [1] Group 1: Standardization and Quality Improvement - The revised guidelines are designed to adapt to the rapid development of new business models, technologies, and practices in elderly care, addressing issues such as the lack of standards and unbalanced supply structures [1][3] - The new version optimizes the standard system framework, adding multiple secondary and tertiary indicators, particularly in service provision, to ensure comprehensive coverage of various service scenarios [2][3] Group 2: Health and Safety Focus - New indicators have been introduced, including "elderly-friendly renovation services," "safety management," and "technology assistance for the elderly," to enhance health management and care services [2][4] - The guidelines emphasize the need for standardized practices to improve service quality and ensure the safety of elderly individuals, addressing existing deficiencies in service content and quality requirements [3] Group 3: Support for Elderly-Friendly Society - As of October this year, China has released 262 national standards related to elderly care and accessibility, contributing to a robust standard system that supports the construction of an elderly-friendly society [4] - The standardization of elderly products is also progressing, with 13 national standards published to enhance the quality of products tailored for the elderly, ensuring they meet specific needs [4] Group 4: Future Directions - The State Administration for Market Regulation plans to strengthen collaboration with relevant departments to accelerate the development of essential standards for elderly care, particularly in home and community settings [5] - The implementation of the guidelines is seen as a catalyst for establishing a unified national standard and evaluation system for elderly care services, promoting the coordinated development of the elderly care sector and industry [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent release of the "Guidelines for the Construction of the Elderly Care Service Standard System (2025 Edition)" by the State Administration for Market Regulation and the Ministry of Civil Affairs, aiming to enhance the quality and standardization of elderly care services in response to the growing demand for such services in society [1][2]. Group 1: Standardization and Development - The new guidelines aim to lead the systematic and standardized development of elderly care services, addressing the rapid evolution of new business models, technologies, and service scenarios such as home care, community services, and institutional care [1][2]. - Compared to the 2017 version, the revised guidelines have made adjustments and expansions in the framework structure, classification methods, coverage of standard objects, and system coding [1]. Group 2: Policy Implementation and Focus Areas - The revision emphasizes the coordination of standards with policy implementation, focusing on accelerating the construction of elderly-friendly housing and improving safety and quality standards for elderly-friendly products [2]. - New indicators have been added, including "elderly-friendly renovation services," "safety management," and "technology assistance for the elderly," highlighting the importance of health care and rehabilitation services [2]. Group 3: Future Directions - The State Administration for Market Regulation plans to accelerate the development of standards in key areas such as rehabilitation aids, textiles, home appliances, public facilities, smart products, and life services to support the elderly in enjoying a happy and secure later life [3].

Core Insights - China has entered a moderately aging society, leading to significant policy support for the silver economy, with a total of 262 national standards related to aging and accessibility expected to be published by October 2025 [1][2] Group 1: Policy and Standards Development - The 20th National Congress of the Communist Party has emphasized the development of the silver economy, aiming to address the challenges of population aging, cultivate new economic growth drivers, and improve the quality of life for citizens [1] - The State Administration for Market Regulation is collaborating with the Ministry of Civil Affairs and other departments to enhance the standardization of aging-related products and services, focusing on both aging-friendly renovations and elderly products [1] Group 2: Standardization of Elderly Products - The State Administration for Market Regulation has released 13 national standards for elderly products, including standards for aging-friendly home appliances, furniture, shoes, and adult diapers, effectively addressing the specific needs of the elderly [2] - Related departments are conducting standard promotion activities to guide companies in improving the usability, compatibility, and safety of existing products based on the established standards [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Civil Affairs and the State Administration for Market Regulation have jointly released the "Guidelines for the Construction of the Elderly Care Service Standard System (2025 Edition)" to enhance the standardization and evaluation system for elderly care services, aiming for high-quality development in this sector [1][5]. Group 1: Standard System Expansion - The revised 2025 edition expands the sub-systems from three to four, including: 1. General Basic Standards System 2. Service Provision Standards System 3. Service Guarantee Standards System 4. Service Management Standards System [3][5]. - The General Basic Standards System aims to unify basic and general concepts in the elderly care sector, while the Service Provision Standards System specifies the content and requirements of elderly care services [3]. Group 2: Focus on Core Standards - The Ministry of Civil Affairs emphasizes the need to address shortcomings in the standardization framework, including an imbalance in standard supply, with more recommended standards than mandatory ones [5]. - The new guidelines will accelerate the development of key core standards, focusing on speed, quality, and mandatory nature to increase effective standard supply [5][6]. Group 3: Integration with Other Sectors - The elderly care standardization work will focus on creating a supply structure that combines home-based care, community support, and professional institutional care, integrating resources from various sectors such as housing, health, culture, and finance [6][8]. Group 4: New Indicators and Standards - The updated guidelines introduce new secondary and tertiary indicators, particularly in service provision, to address the characteristics of different service scenarios, including home, community, and institutional care [8]. - New indicators include "entrusted consulting services" and "traveling elderly care services," aligning with the trends in the silver economy [8]. Group 5: Progress in Standards Development - As of October this year, the State Administration for Market Regulation has released a total of 262 national standards related to aging and accessibility, with 13 standards specifically for elderly products [9][11]. - Future efforts will focus on accelerating the development of standards for rehabilitation aids and other key areas related to elderly care [11].

Core Insights - The furniture industry cluster in Chongzhou has been recognized as a "high-value" industrial cluster by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, highlighting its robust vitality and growth potential [3][4] - Chongzhou has become a significant hub for furniture manufacturing in China, accounting for 69% of Chengdu's and 48% of Sichuan's output in the sector [3][4] Industry Development - The Chongzhou furniture industry has its roots in the wood culture of the Sichuan region, with its development beginning in the 1970s and 1980s through small family workshops [4] - Over the years, Chongzhou has nurtured well-known brands such as Quanyou and Mingzhu, as well as leading companies like Sofia and Xilinmen, establishing itself as one of the six major furniture industry clusters in China [4][5] - The core business of Chongzhou's furniture manufacturing has shifted towards "whole-house customization," particularly after 2015 when customized furniture began to surpass finished products in market metrics [5] Transformation Strategies - The Chongzhou furniture industry is undergoing a transformation towards smart, green, and high-end manufacturing [5][6] - Smart manufacturing initiatives include the implementation of Industry 4.0 production lines by major companies, with several recognized as smart factories and digital workshops [5][6] - Green initiatives have led to the closure of 93 outdated enterprises and the upgrade of 207, with a significant shift towards water-based environmentally friendly materials [6] - High-end market focus has attracted companies specializing in premium products, such as AI smart mattresses and medical furniture [6] Government Support - The government plays a crucial role in the development of the furniture industry through strategic planning and support policies, including the establishment of industrial parks and public service platforms [7][8] - Recent efforts have included the creation of a cross-border e-commerce sector to facilitate international market access for local furniture manufacturers [8] Future Outlook - The establishment of the "Tianfu Beautiful Home" public brand aims to support small and medium-sized enterprises in the furniture sector, enhancing their market presence and brand recognition [9][10] - Future plans include building a high-level industrial cluster with a target of establishing a 100 billion-level leading enterprise and three 20 billion-level enterprises by 2029 [10]