The coverage emphasizes the systematic approach to market rectification and the successful collaboration between regulators and e-commerce platforms.
China's Market Regulator Intercepts 37,000 Non-Compliant Power Banks
The State Administration for Market Regulation has intercepted 37,000 non-compliant power banks during a three-month rectification campaign. The initiative focuses on enforcing CCC certification requirements for power banks to improve product safety and market compliance. Authorities have also worked with major e-commerce platforms to remove non-compliant listings and close thousands of shops.

Key facts
- 01The State Administration for Market Regulation intercepted 37,000 non-compliant power banks.
- 02The action was part of a three-month rectification campaign.
- 03Seven major e-commerce platforms were involved in the enforcement.
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