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Shanghai Jing 'an District Jiangning neighbourhood market supervision management bureau
Jiangning Street Market Supervision Administration, Jing 'an District, Shanghai is a government agency responsible for market supervision, maintaining market order and protecting consumers' rights and interests.

I. Responsibilities of market supervision

Jiangning Street Market Supervision Administration, Jing 'an District, Shanghai is responsible for market supervision. Responsible for the registration, annual inspection and change management of various market entities, to ensure the legitimacy and standardization of market entities. At the same time, the bureau is also responsible for supervising the quality, price and advertising of commodities in the market, cracking down on illegal acts such as counterfeiting and false propaganda, and maintaining a fair market environment.

Second, consumer rights protection.

As a market supervisor, Jiangning Street Market Supervision Administration of Jing 'an District of Shanghai attaches great importance to the protection of consumers' rights and interests. A perfect complaint reporting mechanism has been established to facilitate consumers to reflect and seek help in time when encountering problems. The bureau will also regularly carry out consumer rights publicity activities to improve consumers' awareness and ability to protect their rights. At the same time, the bureau will investigate and deal with illegal acts involving consumers' rights and interests in accordance with the law and safeguard consumers' legitimate rights and interests.

Three. Service and support

Jiangning Street Market Supervision Administration, Jing 'an District, Shanghai is also committed to providing quality services and support for enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households. A service window has been set up to provide consultation, guidance, help and other services to facilitate enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households to understand policies and regulations and handle relevant procedures. At the same time, the bureau also actively carried out policy publicity and training activities to help enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households better adapt to market changes and development needs.

To sum up:

Jiangning Street Market Supervision Administration, Jing 'an District, Shanghai, as a government agency responsible for market supervision and consumer rights protection, bears important responsibilities and missions. By strengthening market supervision, maintaining market order, safeguarding consumers' rights and interests, and providing quality services and support, it has made positive contributions to the healthy development of local economy and social stability.

Legal basis:

Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on the Administration of Registration of Market Subjects

Article 3 provides that:

Market entities shall register in accordance with the provisions of these regulations. Without registration, it is not allowed to engage in business activities in the name of market entities. However, registration is not required according to laws and administrative regulations.

Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Consumer Rights and Interests

Article 5 provides that:

The state protects the legitimate rights and interests of consumers from infringement. The state takes measures to ensure that consumers exercise their rights according to law and safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. The state advocates civilized, healthy, resource-saving and environment-friendly consumption patterns and opposes waste.

People's Republic of China (PRC) (China) Price Method

Article 3 provides that:

The state implements and gradually improves the mechanism that prices are mainly formed by the market under macro-control. The pricing should conform to the law of value. Most goods and services are subject to market-regulated prices, and very few goods and services are subject to government-guided prices or government pricing. Market-regulated price refers to the price set by operators independently and formed through market competition.