广东抽检20批次食品不合格 4批次涉东莞含知名超市门店

Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong Provincial Market Supervision Administration reported that 20 batches of food samples were found to be non-compliant in a recent food safety inspection, with issues including microbial contamination, pesticide residues, and excessive use of food additives [1][4]. Group 1: Inspection Results - A total of 1,193 food samples were tested across eight categories, with 1,173 passing and 20 failing the safety standards [1]. - The non-compliant samples were primarily related to microbial contamination, pesticide residues, heavy metal pollution, and excessive use of food additives [1]. Group 2: Specific Issues in Dongguan - Four batches of problematic products originated from Dongguan, including cakes with excessive microbial counts and fish containing banned drug residues [2]. - The specific products involved included a Swiss roll cake and a coconut-flavored cake, both failing due to high microbial counts, indicating potential contamination during production or storage [2]. Group 3: Company Responses - Companies involved have initiated product recalls and removals, with varying responses to the issues identified [4]. - Dongguan Jia Rong Supermarket has recalled the affected fish and is conducting a traceability investigation, while Dongguan City Dongcheng Fresh Vegetable Stall has ceased sales of the non-compliant olives [4]. - Dongguan City Shang Ke Jia Food Co., Ltd. has started a recall process but has raised concerns about the inspection process, which were dismissed by the regulatory authority [4].