“零食第一股” 来伊份陷食安风波 涉事粽子被指由五芳斋代工

Core Points - A consumer in Jiangsu reported finding a suspected blood-stained band-aid in a rice dumpling from Laiyifen, raising food safety concerns and causing the topic to trend on Weibo [2] - Laiyifen's honey date dumplings are reportedly produced by Zhejiang Wufangzhai Industrial Co., Ltd., which has acknowledged the situation and is currently verifying the claims [2] - Wufangzhai, known as the "first stock of rice dumplings," has its dumpling-making skills listed as a national intangible cultural heritage since 2011 [2] - Following the incident, Wufangzhai's stock price fell by 1.54% to 21.04 yuan per share on May 12, with multiple A-share rice dumpling concept stocks also declining [2] - Laiyifen announced the complete recall of the affected batch of honey date dumplings and emphasized the importance of product quality and consumer experience [2] - As of May 12, Laiyifen's Tmall flagship store showed zero sales for rice dumpling products, indicating a significant impact on consumer trust [2] Company Overview - Laiyifen was founded in Shanghai in 1999 and went public on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2016, primarily focusing on snack foods and is referred to as the "first stock of snacks" [3] - The company operates over 3,600 stores across more than 100 major cities in China and offers nearly a thousand snack products under various brands [3]