On Friday, the China Consumers Association released its 2021 annual report on China's consumer rights protection, covering food security, automobiles, and other fields.
Many owners of vehicles made by Chinese automaker XPeng Motors have recently taken to domestic social platforms, alleging that the firm has quietly revised an agreement to provide free roadside assistance services.
China’s annual consumer rights day TV show, the "CCTV 3.15 Gala," was held on Tuesday evening by the country’s state broadcaster China Media Group (CMG), exposing many brands and companies for alleged infringements.
On March 4, Kuaishou e-commerce for the first time disclosed the construction and governance of the platform's "trust ecosystem" since the related development strategy was clarified last year.
On Monday, the China Consumers Association and People.cn's public opinion data center jointly issued a report on the top ten issues facing consumer rights protection in 2021 based on big data and social influence.
On Tuesday, Ant Group released its 2021 Annual Report on Consumer Rights Protection. The report indicates that, in 2021, Ant Group launched more than 30 measures in six different aspects to effectively protect consumers' rights.
Amid a slew of public relations controversies, representatives from Chicecream apologized via Weibo on Thursday for two 2019 false advertising incidents, while denying other accusations.
During a popular annual television program broadcast by state-run China Central Television on March 15 – which is also World Consumer Rights Day – several domestic and foreign brands were singled out for violations of consumer rights.
In the annual 315 evening gala, a tv show that celebrates consumer rights day, companies that range from the food industry to the tech sector are all facing collective examination.
