Core Viewpoint - Maoming has made significant progress in managing pesticide residues in lychee production, achieving a 100% compliance rate in national monitoring efforts [6][7]. Group 1: Governance and Management - The local government has prioritized the management of pesticide residues in lychee, with multiple meetings held to address challenges and enhance the effectiveness of the special rectification work [12][16]. - A comprehensive governance system has been established, focusing on source control, strict supervision, and long-term measures to improve the quality and safety of lychee [15][16]. Group 2: Monitoring and Enforcement - The Maoming Agricultural and Rural Bureau has implemented a dual mechanism of regular inspections and random checks to mitigate risks associated with pesticide residues [19][21]. - A total of 336 batches of lychee have undergone quantitative testing, while 8,731 batches have been rapidly tested this year, ensuring thorough monitoring across all production and market stages [22]. Group 3: Regulatory Framework - The city has introduced several implementation plans targeting pesticide residue issues in tropical fruits, including lychee, banana, and mango, emphasizing standardized production and green pest control [14][15]. - Strict regulations are in place to combat the production and sale of counterfeit agricultural inputs and the misuse of prohibited pesticides, reinforcing a collaborative management approach [24].