上海通报：张某华等8人被逮捕

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the serious food safety violations by Shanghai Lujie Industrial Development Co., Ltd. (Lujie Company) in supplying school lunches, leading to legal actions and regulatory measures against the company and its responsible personnel [3][7]. Investigation Findings - On September 15, a report was made regarding issues with shrimp fried eggs supplied by Lujie Company to schools. The investigation revealed that the shrimp was not properly cleaned before cooking, leading to the discovery of insect larvae [3][4]. - The larvae found in the shrimp were identified as fly larvae, which indicates a failure in the food safety protocols during the production and processing stages [4][5]. - Multiple schools reported similar issues with the shrimp, and Lujie Company had a history of not reporting food safety problems to regulatory authorities [5]. Legal and Regulatory Actions - Lujie Company is facing the revocation of its food business license and business license due to serious violations of food safety laws and regulations [7]. - Eight individuals, including the company's actual controller, Zhang Mouhua, have been arrested for their involvement in colluding to win bids for school meal services through illegal means [6][7]. - The company is also implicated in a bid-rigging scheme, having illegally won 86 school meal service projects through collusion with multiple bidding agencies [6][7]. Emergency Measures - Following the incident, the Shanghai government took immediate action by appointing a state-owned enterprise, Guangming Food Group, to temporarily manage the school meal supply for 484 schools to ensure student safety [3][9]. - A joint working group was established to oversee the operations of Lujie Company and ensure compliance with food safety standards [8][9].