China Publishes Mandatory National Standard for Eye and Face Protection

This is a regulatory standardisation story rather than a digital-asset one, yet it matters for the RWA thesis: physical safety equipment tied to hazardous industrial processes is exactly the kind of real-world output that increasingly gets tracked and verified on-chain. The standard's unified technical requirements and test methods create a clearer compliance baseline for manufacturers serving smelting, casting and cutting sectors, which could matter for any tokenised or traceability-linked industrial supply chains. The open question is whether such national standards become a reference point for cross-border certification and provenance data that tokenisation projects could build on.