Market entities and registration
The market-regulation system administers registration and public information for companies and other market entities, with much implementation handled locally.
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国家市场监督管理总局
The national market regulator for company registration, competition/antitrust, advertising, product quality, food, and many consumer-facing market rules.
SAMR's remit spans market-entity registration, competition, advertising, product quality and other market-supervision functions. A business should identify the relevant branch of that remit rather than treating every market-regulation question as the same filing or enforcement route.
Separate registration, merger control, unfair competition, advertising and product-quality questions because they rely on different rules and procedures.
The market-regulation system administers registration and public information for companies and other market entities, with much implementation handled locally.
SAMR performs national competition functions, including merger control and enforcement involving monopoly agreements, abuse and unfair market conduct.
Advertising claims, product quality, certification and other consumer-facing market rules form additional regulatory tracks within the broader system.
Start with primary institutional sources. Verify service links and procedural status before relying on a filing path.
Short, practical definitions for concepts most likely to appear alongside this institution.
The administrative registration through which a company or other market participant obtains and maintains its recorded legal particulars.
Review of a concentration of undertakings to determine whether notification and competition clearance requirements apply.
Market conduct prohibited because it disrupts competition or harms the lawful interests of other businesses or consumers.
Rules governing the truthfulness, substantiation, form and sector-specific restrictions of commercial advertising.
Regulatory requirements addressing whether goods meet applicable safety, performance, labeling and conformity obligations.
The review date describes when the listed primary sources were checked. It is not a guarantee that jurisdiction remains unchanged after that date.
It does not determine jurisdiction for a specific dispute. Confirm current rules, procedural status and the facts of a live matter with qualified counsel.