China's State Administration for Market Regulation and seven other ministries
issued a pilot work plan to raise coordination efficiency and resilience of key
industrial chains by embedding testing and inspection capacity into lead firms'
supply chains. Targeted chains include agricultural machinery, software and IT
services, electronic information, high-end equipment, biomanufacturing,
new-energy vehicles, new energy storage and hydrogen, quantum technology,
brain-computer interfaces, commercial aerospace and the low-altitude economy.
The plan directs testing bodies to integrate with chain-leading enterprises to
carry out joint upstream‑downstream verification, mutual recognition of test
data and collaborative resolution of common technical problems to improve
full‑chain product consistency, reliability, coordination and risk resistance.
