The State Administration for Market Regulation focuses on rectifying the "overlapping" competition in the quality field.

The reporter learned today that the State Administration for Market Regulation recently exposed a batch of typical cases of "cut-throat" competition violations in the field of quality. Their common feature is that companies ignore brand, quality, and technological competition, in order to gain short-term market share and profits, they reduce cost input, and use "low-quality" products to disrupt the fair competition order in the market. These malicious competitive behaviors that ignore brand but focus on price, sacrifice quality but cut costs, ignore rules and cut corners, lead to a overall decline in product quality, directly impacting the rights and interests of consumers, and undermining the long-term healthy development ecosystem of the industry.