上海通报“绿捷食安事件”！

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses a serious food safety incident involving Shanghai Lujie Industrial Development Co., which supplied problematic shrimp fried eggs to schools, leading to legal actions and regulatory measures against the company [2][6]. Investigation Findings - On September 15, a report was made regarding shrimp fried eggs supplied by Lujie Company, which were found to contain insect larvae. The company attempted to cover up the issue by misreporting the situation and destroying evidence [2][4]. - The larvae were identified as blowfly larvae, indicating a failure in the food safety process during the production and supply chain [3][4]. - Multiple schools reported similar issues with the shrimp, and Lujie Company had a history of not reporting food safety problems to regulatory authorities [4][5]. Legal and Regulatory Actions - The investigation revealed that Lujie Company engaged in collusion and bid-rigging for 86 school meal service projects, leading to severe legal consequences for the company and its executives [5][6]. - The company is facing the revocation of its food business license and operating license, with key personnel being banned from food management roles for five years [6]. - Eight individuals, including the company's actual controller, have been arrested for their involvement in the bid-rigging and food safety violations [6]. Emergency Response Measures - In response to the incident, the Shanghai government has taken emergency measures, including appointing a state-owned enterprise to manage school meal supplies to ensure student safety [7].