五地政府部门约谈美团，涉食品安全、商户经营证照资质问题

Group 1 - Recent government discussions with Meituan in Hainan, Shandong, Jiangxi, Inner Mongolia, and Guizhou highlighted issues related to food safety and merchant qualifications on the platform, prompting calls for rectification [1][2][4] - Investigations revealed that third-party platforms like Meituan and Ele.me had significant violations, including failure to display food business licenses and outdated or unclear permit information, which poses risks to consumer safety [1][5] - Regulatory bodies are urging Meituan to take responsibility for food safety, conduct self-inspections, and remove unlicensed merchants from the platform to ensure compliance with food safety regulations [1][4] Group 2 - In Shandong, the local market supervision authority mandated Meituan and Ele.me to establish a rigorous review system for special food sales, ensuring that merchants possess valid operating qualifications [2] - The Jiangxi market supervision authority emphasized the need for Meituan to adhere to food safety laws and improve internal management, including training for delivery personnel to ensure compliance and consumer protection [4] - A specific case in Zunyi exposed a Meituan merchant for misrepresenting food products, leading to a fine and highlighting the need for stricter enforcement of competition laws [4]