对抽检中发现的不合格食品，省市场监管局已要求属地市场监管部门开展核查处置。消费者如在市场上发现或购买到本次公布信息中所涉不合格产品，请拨 打政务服务便民热线12345反映。 本次食品安全监督抽检情况详见附件。 特此通告。 2.食品安全监督抽检产品合格信息（2025年第10号） 3.食品安全监督抽检产品不合格信息（2025年第10号） 4.不合格项目解读（2025年第10号） | 索引号 | 11511100MB189937XU/2025-00173 | 公文种类 | 公告 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 发布机构 | 市市场监督管理局 | 主题分类 | 市场监管、安全生产监管 | | 成文日期 | 2025-12-10 | 发布日期 | 2025-12-10 | | 文号 | (2025年第10号) | 有效性 | 有效 | 近期，南充市市场监督管理局组织开展食品安全监督抽检，抽取了酒类、餐饮食品、调味品、肉制品、食用农产品、蔬菜制品、水果制品等7类食品255批次 样品，检出30批次样品不合格，发现的主要问题是超限量超范围使用食品添加剂、农药残留超标等。 | 13（购 | 品药品检 ...

Core Viewpoint - A batch of "Meilin" brand canned pickled vegetables with shredded meat imported to Macau was found to have sulfamethazine residue exceeding local standards by more than 100%, prompting emergency measures in both Hong Kong and Macau [1][4]. Group 1: Product and Regulatory Response - The batch of "Meilin" canned product weighed 240 grams and had a shelf life until April 7, 2028, with a processing plant code of 5000/01011 [4]. - The detected sulfamethazine content was 204 μg/kg, surpassing the maximum residue limit of 100 μg/kg set by Macau, indicating a 104% exceedance [4]. - The Macau authorities have halted the import application for the affected product and alerted Hong Kong for a comprehensive recall [5]. Group 2: Health Implications and Brand Clarification - Sulfamethazine is a widely used antibacterial drug in animal husbandry, and excessive intake may lead to allergic reactions and urinary system damage; however, the Macau authorities stated that the detected levels are unlikely to cause adverse health effects under normal consumption [6]. - The incident initially caused confusion with "Guangming Meat Industry" (600073), as "Meilin" is a historical brand associated with it; however, it was clarified that the affected product belongs to COFCO Group's COFCO Meilin [6]. - The historical context of the "Meilin" brand dates back to the 1950s when Shanghai Meilin authorized COFCO to use the brand for export, leading to the current dual-brand situation [6]. Group 3: Company Performance and Market Impact - Guangming Meat Industry reported a revenue of 16.854 billion yuan for the first three quarters of the year, a year-on-year increase of 2.87%, primarily driven by beef and lamb products, which contributed 9.833 billion yuan, up 10.95% [8]. - Despite the overall revenue growth, several business segments faced declines, with the pig farming sector dropping over 22%, negatively impacting overall revenue [8]. - The company's net profit attributable to shareholders fell significantly by 55.94% to 168 million yuan, with a reported loss of 8.02 million yuan in the third quarter, indicating substantial pressure on profitability [8].

抽检过程中，执法人员向养老机构负责人及从业人员宣传普及《中华人民共和国食品安全法》《餐饮服 务食品安全操作规范》等法律法规，要求养老机构定期开展内部培训和自查自纠，增强食品安全风险防 范意识。 通过此次抽检，进一步强化了养老机构食品安全主体责任意识，督促其严把食品质量关，确保养老机构 老人饮食安全。 为筑牢养老机构食品安全防线，切实保障老年群体饮食安全，近期内蒙古科右前旗市场监管局组织开展 养老机构食品安全专项监督抽检工作。本次抽检坚持问题导向，聚焦养老机构食品安全薄弱环节与高风 险点，围绕日常供餐的核心食材与关键环节，重点对粮食加工品、调味品、食用农产品等食品品种开展 抽检。 ...

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Core Viewpoint - Tastin China has re-entered the pizza market after eight years, opening two pizza stores in Quanzhou, Fujian, while maintaining its focus on affordable Western fast food options like pizza, pasta, and steak, raising questions about its growth strategy and potential plans for an IPO [1][4]. Group 1: Business Expansion - Tastin has launched "Tastin China Pizza" stores, with a focus on affordable pricing, offering 8-inch pizzas starting at 18 yuan [4][5]. - The company aims to capture more market share by diversifying its product offerings, as it previously attempted a dual-category model of "burgers + pizza" in 2017 [5][6]. - Tastin is also exploring new store formats, including smaller locations in first-tier cities and expanding its presence in campus markets, which have grown from a few stores to over 500 in a year [5][6]. Group 2: Market Strategy - The pizza market in China is highly competitive, with Tastin targeting the mid-to-low price segment to meet the demand for affordable Western fast food, which aligns with its existing brand positioning [6][7]. - The company is leveraging its existing supply chain and operational experience to minimize risks associated with entering the pizza market [6][7]. - Tastin's strategy includes potentially integrating "Chinese elements" into its pizza offerings to differentiate itself in the market [6]. Group 3: Financial and Operational Considerations - Recent changes in shareholder structure and increased capital injection have led to speculation about Tastin's preparations for an IPO [7][8]. - The company has faced challenges related to food safety, with a significant number of complaints reported, indicating a need for improved quality control and consumer trust [8]. - Tastin must balance its rapid expansion with sustainable profitability, ensuring that growth does not compromise operational management [8].

Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - The food safety inspection report from the Yuexiu District Market Supervision Administration in Guangzhou for the 6th period of 2025 indicates that out of 88 batches of food tested, 85 were compliant while 3 were not, highlighting a high compliance rate in food safety standards in the region [2][3]. Group 1: Inspection Results - Total batches inspected: 88 - Compliant batches: 85 (96.6% compliance rate) - Non-compliant batches: 3 (3.4% non-compliance rate) [2][3] - Breakdown by sales and dining sectors: - Sales sector: 50 batches inspected, 48 compliant, 2 non-compliant - Dining sector: 38 batches inspected, 37 compliant, 1 non-compliant [2][3] Group 2: Specific Findings - The report includes detailed information on specific food items tested, including their production dates and compliance status [3][4]. - Notable non-compliant items include various mooncakes and frozen dumplings, which were flagged during the inspection [3][4][5]. Group 3: Regulatory Context - The inspections were conducted in accordance with the Food Safety Sampling Management Measures as mandated by the National Market Supervision Administration [2][3]. - The report serves as a public disclosure of food safety standards and compliance in the Yuexiu District, reinforcing the importance of regulatory oversight in food safety [2][3].

Core Insights - The Laiyang Market Supervision Administration conducted a food safety inspection, completing a total of 79 batches, with 74 passing and 5 failing the quality standards [4]. Group 1: Inspection Results - A total of 79 food samples were tested, with 74 deemed compliant and 5 identified as non-compliant [4]. - The inspection aimed to enhance food safety in accordance with the Food Safety Law of the People's Republic of China [4]. Group 2: Non-compliant Products - Specific details regarding the non-compliant products were documented, including the types of food and the nature of the violations [4][5]. - The non-compliant products included items with pesticide residues exceeding the permissible limits, such as a sample from a kindergarten canteen showing 0.040 mg/kg of a pesticide, which is above the standard of 0.02 mg/kg [4][5]. Group 3: Compliance Details - The report includes a list of compliant products, detailing their production companies, addresses, and inspection results [6][7]. - The inspection results are part of a broader initiative to ensure food safety and compliance with established standards in the region [4].

Core Viewpoint - A consumer in Shenzhen reported finding a live mouse in a box of Sam's Club's Member's Mark mochi, which quickly gained attention on social media, leading to discussions about food safety and quality control at the retailer [1][3]. Group 1: Incident Details - The incident occurred on December 8, when the consumer ordered a 24-piece box of Member's Mark original mochi through the Sam's Club Instant Delivery platform [1]. - The complaint was posted on social media on December 9, leading to the topic trending on Weibo [1]. - The price of the mochi is 29.8 yuan for 24 pieces, and it is a popular item for Sam's Club [3]. Group 2: Company Response - A representative from Sam's Club stated that the company takes food safety and member experience seriously and has initiated a full investigation with a professional pest control company [3]. - The company reported that their internal checks did not reveal any signs of pest issues during the production, packaging, or storage processes [3]. - The investigation suggested that the mouse may have entered the product at the pickup location, which is outdoors and has conditions favorable for pests [3]. Group 3: Regulatory Oversight - The Shenzhen Municipal Market Supervision Administration is currently following up on the incident to ensure proper investigation and response [4].

Core Viewpoint - The incident involving a live mouse found in a sealed mochi box from Sam's Club has sparked significant public outcry and raised concerns about food safety and brand reputation [1][10]. Group 1: Incident Details - A consumer ordered various products, including a 24-pack of Member's Mark original mochi, through the Sam's Club app, and discovered a live mouse inside the sealed plastic box upon delivery [4][7]. - The consumer reported the incident on the platform, receiving a one-star rating and expressing shock at the discovery [7]. - The company acknowledged the incident and stated that it was caused by pest intrusion from the surrounding area of the pickup point, which was outdoors and had conditions favorable for pests [9][10]. Group 2: Company Response - Sam's Club has engaged a professional pest control company to conduct a thorough investigation and has communicated with the affected consumer to resolve the issue [9][10]. - The company expressed apologies for the inconvenience caused to its members and plans to enhance packaging management and delivery services in the future [10]. Group 3: Legal and Financial Implications - Legal experts indicated that the presence of a live mouse in food packaging constitutes a serious violation of food safety standards, potentially leading to significant legal repercussions for the company [10]. - Since entering the Chinese market, Sam's Club has attracted a large number of middle-class consumers, with paid membership numbers expected to exceed 9 million by June 2025, generating over 2.34 billion yuan in membership fees alone [10][12]. Group 4: Brand Reputation and Market Impact - The incident has further damaged Sam's Club's brand image, which has already faced scrutiny over quality issues and product recalls earlier in the year [12]. - Public sentiment is divided, with some consumers questioning the integrity of the incident while others express disappointment in the brand's perceived decline in quality [7][12].

Group 1 - The incident involving a live mouse found in a mochi box from Sam's Club has sparked significant public discussion and concern regarding food safety [1][2] - Sam's Club has responded by emphasizing their commitment to food safety and member experience, stating that they have initiated a full investigation in collaboration with a pest control company [2][4] - The investigation revealed that there were no signs of pests during the product's production, packaging, and storage processes, suggesting that the contamination likely occurred at the pickup location due to nearby vegetation [2][4] Group 2 - The affected consumer has documented evidence, including videos and photos, and is pursuing multiple channels for resolution, indicating a potential escalation of the issue [4] - Public sentiment on social media reflects growing dissatisfaction with Sam's Club's quality control, with many users expressing concerns about food safety and the company's recent performance [5][7] - This incident is part of a broader trend of quality control issues faced by major retailers in China, with other companies like Hema also experiencing similar problems recently [7]