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2020年度广东省71家企业完成商业特許經營备案

作者：admin 发布时间：2021-03-12

为贯彻落实国务院《商业特許經營管理条例》（以下简称《条例》）有关要求，加强对商业特許經營活动的管理，规范特許經營市场秩续，国家商务部自2007年5月1日起同期施行《商业特許經營管理办法》和《商业特許經營信息披露办法》(以下简称两个《办法》)。

截止至2020年12月31日，在商业特許經營信息管理系统完成备案并公告的企业总数量为6522家。

按照經營區域範圍統計，省內企業2696家，跨省企業3826家；

按照經營資源類型統計，擁有注冊商標的6045家，擁有專利的248家；

按行業統計，零售業1841家，餐飲業2715家，居民服務業503家，教育培訓業345家，住宿業126家，中介服務業206家，其他商業服務業777家；

按照所屬區域統計，港澳台及境外193家，境內6329家，前10名分別是北京市（1092家）、上海市（684家）、浙江省（528家）、廣東省（500家）、山東省（481家）、江蘇省（385家）、重慶市（298家）、湖南省（298家）、福建省（284家）、四川省（262家）。

依据《条例》和两个《办法》以及《广东省商务厅关于印发商业特許經營备案操作指南（试行）的通知》的有关规定，截止至2020年12月31日，广东省完成商业特許經營备案并公告的企业500家，占比全国7.67%，数量居全国第4位。

2020年度，廣東省71家企業完成備案並公告。（詳見下表備案企業公告名錄）

按照區域統計，廣州30家，深圳24家，東莞8家，佛山3家，中山2家，珠海2家，湛江1家，揭陽（普甯）1家。

按照行業統計，零售業28家，餐飲業28家，居民服務業8家，教育培訓業5家，住宿業1家，中介服務業1家。

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