“社区团购绝不是法外之地”！

Core Viewpoint - The Supreme People's Procuratorate emphasizes that community group buying platforms must adhere to civil law and commercial regulations, and should be held accountable for consumer rights violations, advocating for civil public interest litigation to ensure compliance and consumer protection [1]. Group 1: Community Group Buying and Legal Responsibility - Community group buying platforms are currently facing challenges in controlling the quality of fresh food, leading to consumer complaints and difficulties in seeking redress [1]. - The platforms often evade civil legal responsibilities by using standard contract clauses to transfer obligations to offline suppliers, creating a barrier for consumers to assert their rights [1]. - The Supreme People's Procuratorate has initiated 93 civil public interest litigations against related platform violations and has published 89 announcements urging platforms to amend illegal contract clauses [1]. Group 2: Food and Drug Safety Supervision - The Supreme People's Procuratorate has highlighted several typical cases addressing food and drug safety issues, focusing on key scenarios from offline to online and urban to rural areas [2]. - Specific cases include the supervision of local restaurants for illegal additive use, oversight of online pre-prepared meal safety, and efforts to ensure food safety in local markets benefiting over 20 million people [2]. - The Procuratorate plans to deepen the "Food and Drug Safety Benefit Journey" public interest litigation supervision activity, aiming for precision, quality, and effectiveness in its initiatives by 2025 [2].