Group 1 - The core issue revolves around a controversy regarding a nut gift box sold by Baicaowei, which was priced at 32.9 yuan and weighed 958 grams, but contained only 33 grams of walnut kernels, making up less than 4% of the total weight [1] - Baicaowei's representative stated that the company conducted an internal investigation and confirmed that the disputed gift box was never sold in their official store; it was a product assembled by a distributor [1] - The company has instructed the distributor to remove the gift box from sale and is working to communicate with consumers to resolve the issue promptly [1] Group 2 - Baicaowei is a snack brand founded in Hangzhou, with its first physical store opened in 2003 and transitioned to online sales in 2010, becoming a significant player in the e-commerce snack market [2] - The brand has been recognized as one of the three major internet snack brands alongside Three Squirrels and Liangpinpuzi [2]

Core Points - Instacart has agreed to pay $60 million to settle allegations from the Federal Trade Commission regarding deceptive practices related to its Instacart+ membership and free delivery offers [1][4] - The FTC claimed that the "free delivery" offer for first orders was misleading as shoppers were charged additional fees [1] - The company did not sufficiently inform customers that free trials of the Instacart+ subscription would automatically convert to paid memberships [2] - Instacart settled the allegations without admitting wrongdoing [3] - The company is currently under investigation due to a study indicating that different shoppers received varying prices for the same items at the same stores [3][6] - Instacart stated that retailers set prices and that its Eversight pricing tool conducts random pricing tests not based on user data [6]