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Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "Technical Specification for Bulk Transportation of Liquid Foods" fills a regulatory gap in China's liquid food transportation sector, enhancing food safety governance and risk prevention capabilities [3][4]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The new regulations establish a comprehensive system for managing the transportation of liquid foods, including a directory management system, strict entry controls, process management, full traceability, and standard support [3]. - The "directory" defines what can be transported, including five major categories and fourteen subcategories of liquid foods, such as vegetable oils, seasonings, alcoholic beverages, sugars, and starch sugars, which must be transported using dedicated tankers [4]. - From July 1, 2026, transport operators without the required permits will be prohibited from engaging in the bulk transportation of key liquid foods listed in the directory, creating a clear deadline for compliance [4]. Group 2: Licensing and Management - The "Management Measures for Permits" detail the licensing conditions, including requirements for transport containers, personnel, and management systems [4]. - Transport containers must prominently display "Food Use" labels, ensuring visibility and commitment to safety [4]. - A unified "Waybill Management Work Specification" will facilitate traceability by clarifying responsibilities and standardizing record-keeping for all parties involved in the transportation process [5]. Group 3: Safety and Compliance - The regulations create a food safety responsibility community among the shipper, carrier, and receiver, supported by mandatory national standards for the transportation of edible oils and liquid foods [6]. - A risk prevention mechanism is established to ensure strict checks by shippers and receivers while monitoring carriers to mitigate food contamination risks during transportation [6]. - The full traceability system will allow tracking of liquid food from production to delivery, enhancing accountability and safety [6]. Group 4: Industry Impact - The upcoming licensing deadline will likely lead to industry consolidation, eliminating non-compliant transport companies from the market [6]. - For compliant companies, the new regulations may increase short-term costs but are expected to foster a safer and more regulated industry environment in the long run [7].