市场监管总局通报：一酒企在啤酒中添加类似“伟哥”物质，线上线下销售67箱，被罚款15万元，追究其刑事责任

Core Viewpoint - The market regulatory authorities have intensified their enforcement actions against food safety violations, resulting in significant penalties and legal actions against offending companies [1] Summary by Relevant Sections Enforcement Actions - In the first half of the year, a total of 181,000 food safety violation cases were investigated, resulting in fines and confiscations amounting to 740 million yuan, with 653 cases referred to judicial authorities [1] Case Summaries - Case 1: Guangdong Zhanjiang "Water Shrimp" Incident - Four companies were found to have illegally added excessive amounts of phosphates to frozen shrimp products while falsely labeling them as "zero additives." Fines totaled 7.4943 million yuan, and all four companies had their food production licenses revoked for five years [2] - Case 2: Beijing Haidian "Toxic Candy" Incident - A product sold through live streaming was found to contain a banned diuretic. The sales network spanned nine provinces, and over 40 suspects were arrested, with the case involving over 50 million yuan [3] - Case 3: Chongqing Munibro Beer Illegal Additives - A beer product was found to contain a substance similar to a prescription drug, leading to a fine of 150,000 yuan and referral of the case to criminal authorities [4] - Case 4: Zhejiang Shaoxing Sifang Food Company - The company was found to be producing vinegar that did not meet safety standards, with over 900 boxes of problematic vinegar seized, involving over 1 million yuan [5] - Case 5: Fujian Shishi Restaurant Using Borax - A restaurant was found to have illegally used borax in food products, leading to a criminal investigation [6] Regulatory Insights - The regulatory authorities emphasize the importance of legal compliance and consumer safety, urging businesses to adhere to laws and ethical standards to avoid severe penalties [6]