Group 1 - The National Market Supervision Administration has issued new regulations to clarify food safety responsibilities for online food service providers and platforms [1] - Taobao and Meituan have responded positively to the new regulations, committing to enhance food safety measures and integrate them into their operations [1][2] - Meituan plans to promote transparency through initiatives like "Bright Kitchen" and aims to support over 400,000 merchants by 2025 with cash, traffic, and technical assistance [1] Group 2 - Meituan is inviting delivery riders to act as food safety supervisors and is exploring social governance by involving consumers and industry participants in oversight [2] - JD.com emphasizes its commitment to high-quality delivery standards and has implemented multiple verification mechanisms to ensure food safety [2] - The use of AI and big data is being adopted by platforms to enhance the verification of food service providers and to monitor their operational status [2][3] Group 3 - Food safety has become a significant societal concern, leading to increased management efforts by food delivery platforms and the establishment of industry self-regulatory agreements [3] - The new regulations are expected to improve consumer food safety guarantees and create a more competitive environment for legitimate businesses, while expediting the removal of illegal operations [3]
美团、淘宝、京东齐发声!响应外卖新规