市场监管部门告诫外卖平台：不能只收佣金、不担责任

Core Viewpoint - The rapid growth of the online food delivery industry in China has prompted regulatory authorities to implement new guidelines aimed at enhancing food safety and accountability among delivery platforms and merchants [1] Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The new regulations emphasize the responsibility of delivery platforms in managing merchant qualifications, information disclosure, process control, and issue resolution throughout the entire operational chain [2] - Platforms are required to take responsibility from the moment of merchant registration, ensuring that food safety is integrated into every aspect of their operations [2] Group 2: Merchant Compliance - Merchants must have a legitimate physical storefront, and their business activities, addresses, and qualifications must be consistent [2] - Strict adherence to raw material control, facility maintenance, and operational standards is mandated, with specific requirements for merchants that do not provide dine-in services [2] Group 3: Penalties for Non-Compliance - The regulations align with the E-commerce Law, placing delivery platforms under a unified regulatory framework and enhancing their legal responsibilities regarding information reporting and consumer protection [3] - Penalties for violations can be significant, with fines reaching up to 200,000 yuan, and personal fines for platform leaders can be imposed based on their previous year's income for severe violations [3]