According to press reports, China has issued new rules on supply chain security and anti-extraterritoriality measures,

According to press reports, China has issued new rules on supply chain security and anti-extraterritoriality measures, with an expected effective date of 2026. The regulations would impose due diligence obligations, including risk assessments and government reporting, as well as penalties that could involve trade restrictions.

China has been strengthening its regulatory framework on economic security and combating unilateral foreign sanctions, such as those from the United States. If confirmed, these rules align with a broader trend of increased control over global supply chains and a more active stance against extraterritoriality.