Xinhua News Agency, Changsha, April 4th (Reporter Yu Zhiming) Currently, there are various and diverse methods for producing and selling fake wires and cables in the market. The quality supervision system of Hunan Province continues to carry out the "Wire and Cable Quality Supervision Sword Operation" and has destroyed a number of fake production and sales dens.

At the press conference on the improvement of the quality of wire and cable products held on April 2nd, Xiao Bei, Director of the Law Enforcement and Inspection Department of the Hunan Provincial Quality and Technical Supervision Bureau, introduced to reporters that the illegal production of wire and cable by counterfeiting and selling inferior products is mainly reflected in the following five aspects: firstly, unlicensed production, including illegal activities such as unauthorized production, 3C certification, and production beyond the scope. The second is counterfeiting famous brands, including counterfeiting factory names and addresses, counterfeiting national (country) provinces (regions), counterfeiting () trademarks, counterfeiting registration marks, counterfeiting certification marks, etc. The third is adulteration and counterfeiting. In recent years, due to the high prices of heavy metals, some businesses have resorted to using copper-clad aluminum, copper-clad iron, copper-clad steel, and even low-quality copper-clad copper to ensure profits. The fourth is to shrink and slim down. Some production companies resort to any means necessary to reduce production costs, intentionally cutting corners and using small quantities of materials. Some purchased finished conductors according to the acceptance standards, and after entering the factory, the equipment stretched them, causing the conductors to become thinner or twisted, and the cross-sectional area to decrease, resulting in an increase in resistance and being unqualified. Some directly made mistakes on the cable quantitative packaging, resulting in a short quota length and deducting consumers. The fifth issue is improper labeling, mixing product models and specifications, incomplete, untrue, and inaccurate labeling of factory names and addresses, and even falsification and misleading of consumers.