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Core Points - The articles highlight multiple cases of food safety violations in Hangzhou, focusing on the use of expired ingredients and illegal additives in food production [1][2][3][4] - The Hangzhou Market Supervision Administration has initiated a special campaign to address counterfeit and substandard food products, particularly in rural areas [4] Group 1: Specific Cases of Violations - A company in Fuyang District was found using expired candied fruit and vegetable fillings for mooncakes, leading to a fine of 101,300 yuan for violating food safety laws [1] - A vegetable food company in Qiantang District was penalized 100,200 yuan for using expired soy sauce in pickled vegetables and falsely advertising prices online [2] - A hotel in Jiande City was fined 15,400 yuan for illegally selling wild animal meat without legal sourcing documentation [3] Group 2: Regulatory Actions - The Hangzhou Market Supervision Administration has launched a special rectification action targeting counterfeit and substandard food products, focusing on rural food production enterprises and markets [4] - The second batch of typical cases from this campaign includes five significant violations, emphasizing the ongoing efforts to enhance food safety standards [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts of the Henan Provincial Market Supervision Administration to combat counterfeit and substandard food products in rural areas, showcasing several cases of violations and the corresponding penalties imposed on offenders [1][2][3][4][5][6]. Group 1: Case Summaries - Case 1: A supermarket in Jiyuan was found selling counterfeit Fenjiu, violating trademark laws, leading to criminal prosecution [1]. - Case 2: A trading company in Zhengzhou was penalized for selling food with false production dates and expired products, resulting in a fine of 150,150 yuan [1]. - Case 3: A food processing factory in Xinyang used expired raw materials and had misleading labels, incurring a fine of 85,000 yuan [1]. - Case 4: A food company in Pingdingshan was caught producing adulterated products, leading to a fine of 85,000 yuan and revocation of its production license [2]. - Case 5: A grocery store in Shangqiu sold counterfeit "Unified" green tea, resulting in a fine of 62,757 yuan [3]. - Case 6: A food company in Xinxiang was penalized for marking false production dates on its products, with a fine of 50,000 yuan [4]. - Case 7: A hot spring hotel in Kaifeng was fined 44,720 yuan for producing bottled water without a license [5]. - Case 8: A food factory in Zhumadian was found using another company's name and label for its products, incurring a fine of 37,100 yuan [6]. - Case 9: A food company in Luohe was penalized for selling expired beef products, resulting in a fine of 27,900 yuan [6]. - Case 10: A retail store in Xuchang was fined 25,000 yuan for false advertising of health food products [6].

Core Viewpoint - Beijing's market supervision authority is launching a 10-month special campaign to combat counterfeit and substandard food products in rural areas, focusing on issues such as raw material contamination, counterfeiting, and misleading consumer practices [1][2] Group 1: Campaign Details - The campaign will rigorously target illegal activities in food production and sales, including the excessive use of food additives, sale of "three-no" products (no production license, no quality guarantee, no label), and false advertising [1] - Key areas of focus include rural food production units, centralized trading markets, and online food trading platforms [1] Group 2: Consumer Guidelines - Consumers are advised to follow the "seven refusals" principle when shopping, which includes rejecting expired products, "three-no" foods, and counterfeit items that closely resemble well-known brands [1][2] - Additional guidelines include being cautious of packaging details, avoiding products with dark colors, unclear patterns, or printing defects, and ensuring that imported foods have proper inspection certificates [2]