chapter I general provisions article 1 in order to ensure the healthy development of the socialist market economy, maintain market order, encourage and protect fair competition, stop unfair competition, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of operators and consumers, these regulations are formulated in accordance with the provisions of the law of the people's Republic of China on anti-unfair competition and relevant laws and regulations, and in light of the actual situation of the autonomous region. Article 2 All legal persons, other economic organizations and individuals (hereinafter referred to as operators) who engage in commodity business or profit-making services (hereinafter referred to as commodities including services) within the administrative area of the autonomous region must abide by these regulations. Article 3 Business operators shall follow the principles of voluntariness, equality, fairness, honesty and credibility in commodity trading, and abide by recognized business ethics. Article 4 The administrative department for industry and commerce of the people's government at or above the county level is the supervision and inspection department for acts of unfair competition. Where laws and administrative regulations provide for supervision and inspection by other departments, such provisions shall prevail. Article 5 Local people's governments at all levels should strengthen market management and take measures to stop unfair competition and create a good environment and conditions for fair competition.

Public security, price control, technical supervision and other administrative departments support and cooperate with the supervision and inspection departments to perform their supervision and inspection duties according to law within their respective functions and powers.

all trade associations shall formulate fair trade norms in their respective industries, and cooperate with and assist the supervision and inspection departments to investigate and deal with acts of unfair competition according to law. Article 6 The people's government encourages, supports and protects units and individuals to conduct social supervision and public opinion supervision over acts of unfair competition.

any unit or individual has the right to report, expose and accuse acts of unfair competition. Units and individuals that have contributed to reporting, exposing and assisting in the investigation of improper acts shall be commended and rewarded.

functionaries of state organs shall not support or cover up acts of unfair competition. Chapter II Acts of Unfair Competition Article 7 An operator shall not cheat on prices in the following ways, which will harm the legitimate rights and interests of other operators or consumers.

(1) falsely claiming price reduction;

(2) using misleading vague language, words or other forms to express prices;

(3) use two sets of prices for the same commodity, quote at a low price and settle at a high price;

(4) increase the charges in addition to the marked commodity prices;

(5) using measuring instruments to make the settlement quantity of commodities inconsistent with the actual quantity, thus affecting the express price of commodities;

(6) Other forms of price cheating. Article 8 An operator shall not sell goods at a price lower than the cost for the purpose of crowding out competitors.

in any of the following circumstances, it is not an act of unfair competition:

(1) selling fresh goods;

(2) dealing with commodities whose effective period is about to expire or other overstocked commodities;

(3) seasonal price reduction;

(4) selling goods at reduced prices due to paying off debts, changing production or closing business. Article 9 Business operators shall not make misleading false propaganda on the price, quality, grade, ingredients, performance, use, expiration date, producer, place of origin, pre-sale and after-sales service of commodities by advertising or other methods.

other methods mentioned in the preceding paragraph refer to the following acts:

(1) employing others to conduct deceptive sales induction;

(2) making misleading and false on-site demonstration instructions;

(3) posting, distributing or mailing misleading false product manuals, product introductions and other publicity materials;

(4) making misleading false descriptions, explanations or labels on commodities in the business premises;

(5) using the news media to make false propaganda reports. Article 1 A business operator shall not commit any of the following acts:

(1) Use a trademark that is the same as or similar to its registered trademark on the same or similar goods without the permission of the registered trademark owner;

(2) selling goods that you know and should know are counterfeit registered trademarks;

(3) Forging or manufacturing others' registered trademark marks without authorization or selling forged or manufactured registered trademark marks without authorization. Article 11 An operator shall not use the unique name, packaging and decoration of a well-known commodity without authorization, or use the name, packaging and decoration similar to that of a well-known commodity, causing confusion with other people's well-known commodities, so that buyers may mistake it for the well-known commodity.

The well-known commodities mentioned in the preceding paragraph refer to the following commodities:

(1) Commodities that have won prizes in international selection activities recognized by relevant state departments;

(2) Famous commodities recognized by administrative departments, trade organizations or consumer associations at or above the ministerial level in the autonomous region;

(3) commodities that are known by consumers and have a certain market share and high visibility. Article 12 business operators shall not use the following means to make misleading false representations about the quality marks and places of origin of commodities on commodities or packaging:

(1) forging or fraudulently using quality marks such as certification marks and famous brand marks;

(2) using the cancelled quality mark;

(3) forging or fraudulently using patent marks and using patent numbers that have not been granted or have expired;

(4) forging or fraudulently using the quality inspection certificate, license number, production permit number or producer;

(5) forging or falsely using the place of production, manufacturing and processing of commodities;

(6) Forging the performance, use, specifications, grades, names and contents of manufacturing ingredients of commodities;

(7) Forge the production date, safe use period and expiration date, or vaguely mark the date.