风波中的同仁堂：贴牌加工被点名，责令涉事经销商总经理辞职

Core Viewpoint - The recent controversy surrounding "Tongrentang (600085) Antarctic Krill Oil" has raised significant concerns due to the product's reported phospholipid content being zero, prompting regulatory scrutiny and company actions to address the issue [1][4]. Group 1: Company Actions - Tongrentang has initiated a strict brand management special action, conducting over 520 inspections of its affiliated units/stores as of December 24 [3]. - The company has filed nearly 600 complaints against infringing products on major e-commerce platforms and has targeted over 120 unauthorized stores using the Tongrentang name [3]. - Following the incident, Tongrentang has taken steps to recall the involved products and has launched a product inquiry system on its official website to assist consumers in verifying legitimate products [2][6]. Group 2: Regulatory Response - The State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) plans to enhance supervision of food entrusted production practices, particularly in light of the issues revealed by the Antarctic Krill Oil incident [4]. - SAMR will soon release the "Food Entrusted Production Supervision Management Measures," which will clarify the responsibilities of both parties involved in food safety during entrusted production [4]. - A special inspection will be organized to increase oversight of products like krill oil and fish oil, aiming to combat illegal activities in the market [4].