TREE NEWS update: China’s State Administration for Market Regulation revised and published the new Compulsory Product Certification Implementation Rules for Power Banks, Lithium-Ion Batteries and Battery Packs on May 25, and certification bodies have since issued the first batch of 32 3C certificates under the new rules. The revision is aimed at tightening source-level governance of portable power bank products.
China Issues First 32 Certificates Under New Power Bank Safety Rules
The significance here is regulatory rather than commercial: China is moving safety oversight of lithium-ion power banks to the source, via compulsory certification, which shifts compliance burden onto manufacturers and battery-pack makers rather than retailers. The first 32 certificates signal the regime is now operational, not just published. What matters next is how broadly certification is adopted across the sector and whether enforcement reaches non-compliant products already in circulation — that, rather than the initial batch size, is the open question.
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