Core Points - The article discusses the efforts of the Tashkent New City Market Supervision Bureau to regulate online food delivery services and ensure food safety for the community [1][2] Group 1: Source Control - The supervision bureau emphasizes the importance of platform responsibility by conducting regular meetings with regional heads of platforms like Meituan and Ele.me to enforce strict merchant qualification checks [1] - A dual-review mechanism of "platform initial review + regulatory verification" is implemented for new merchants, focusing on the authenticity and validity of business licenses and food operation permits [1] - Over 30 online and 20 offline merchant checks have been conducted to strengthen the entry barriers against unlicensed or fraudulent operations [1] Group 2: Process Management - An innovative "online inspection + offline surprise check" model is adopted for process control, utilizing platform data for real-time monitoring of merchants [1] - More than 80 online targeted inspections and 210 offline inspections have been carried out, focusing on merchants with high order volumes and complaints [1] - Immediate corrective actions were taken for 12 merchants found with operational irregularities and poor hygiene conditions, with follow-up checks to ensure issues are resolved [1] Group 3: Social Co-Governance - The supervision bureau promotes social co-governance by encouraging delivery riders to report hygiene issues during the food pickup process, creating a "pickup as supervision" frontline defense [2] - Activities such as "You Order, I Inspect" and "Random Restaurant Checks" are conducted to combat illegal activities and enhance consumer confidence in food delivery services [2]