最高检：社区团购绝不是法外之地，多家头部平台企业承诺为消费者兜底

Core Viewpoint - The Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) is actively addressing food and drug safety issues through public interest litigation, focusing on collaborative governance across various sectors and regions to tackle persistent problems in the food safety chain [1][2][3]. Group 1: Key Actions and Achievements - The SPP has organized a nationwide effort involving 348 targeted initiatives to address specific food safety issues, with local procuratorates focusing on prominent local problems [1]. - In Guizhou, the focus was on "meat safety," leading to a 100% compliance rate in veterinary drug residue testing and full coverage of the disposal of dead livestock [1]. - In Qinghai, a model was developed to identify over 1,200 instances of fraudulent or duplicate inspection certificates, resulting in significant regulatory actions across 14,000 sales entities [1]. Group 2: Collaborative Governance - Local procuratorates are breaking down barriers between departments and regions to enhance food safety oversight, as seen in Liaoning, where a consensus was reached between market regulation and agricultural departments regarding bean sprout production [2]. - In Sichuan, collaboration between market regulation and transportation departments led to the identification and rectification of 233 food safety issues in highway service areas [2]. - A nationwide initiative was launched to address systemic issues in community group buying, resulting in the supervision and rectification of over 31,000 distribution points [2]. Group 3: Community Group Buying and Legal Oversight - The SPP has initiated civil public interest litigation to address consumer complaints in community group buying, which has seen over 600 million users across more than 80% of urban communities [3][4]. - The SPP emphasizes that community group buying platforms must adhere to civil law and cannot evade responsibility for consumer rights violations [3]. - Following public hearings, 93 civil public interest lawsuits were filed against platforms for illegal practices, leading to commitments from several major platforms to improve food safety and consumer protection [4].