Core Viewpoint - The "You Order, We Inspect" initiative by the State Administration for Market Regulation aims to enhance food safety during the New Year period by conducting extensive inspections and addressing food safety issues [1] Group 1: Inspection Activities - A total of 21,425 batches of food safety inspections were completed during the initiative [1] - 1,876 various food safety hazards were rectified as a result of the inspections [1] - 556 batches of non-compliant food products were legally removed from the market [1] Group 2: Focus Areas - The inspections targeted popular consumer items such as meat, eggs, dairy, seasonal pastries, fresh fruits and vegetables, and gift sets [1] - Key locations for inspections included agricultural markets, large supermarkets, dining establishments, and online food delivery vendors [1] Group 3: Compliance and Accountability - The initiative emphasized the importance of compliance by addressing issues such as improper procurement checks and inadequate storage conditions [1] - On-site rectifications were mandated to ensure that operators take responsibility for food safety [1]

三是关键环节把控。覆盖食品采购查验、贮存温湿度控制、标签标识规范、临期食品管理、不合格产品 闭环处置等，确保来源可查、去向可追 。 下一步，和平市监所将推广典型示范，树立标杆商超、餐饮服务单位，推广其管理经验，以点带面推动 行业整体责任落实。 作者：刘伟 近期，塔城市市场监管管理局和平市监所聚焦大中型商超、外卖平台及接待年夜饭的餐饮单位开展食品 安全主体责任落实检查，核心是要求企业全面落实食品安全主体责任，筑牢岁末年初食品安全防线。 一是人员配齐配强。大中型商超、外卖平台及接待年夜饭的餐饮单位需依法配备食品安全总监和食品安 全员，明确主要负责人、总监、安全员的分级岗位职责，且相关人员需通过培训考核方可上岗。 二是机制闭环运行。严格执行"日管控、周排查、月调度"制度——安全员每日检查记录风险，总监每周 排查整改问题，企业负责人每月调度部署工作，形成全流程管控。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The second Shichahai Ice and Snow Carnival and New Year Lotus Market will commence on January 1, 2026, integrating ice and snow sports, festive markets, and intangible cultural heritage into a winter urban carnival [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The carnival will take place at Shichahai scenic area, featuring natural ice rinks and the Lotus Market as core venues [1] - The event will run from January 1, 2026, to February 23, 2026, including over ten special performances and interactive flash events [9] Group 2: Market and Cultural Activities - More than 30 stalls will be set up along the Lotus Market promenade, offering traditional snacks, themed goods, and cultural products [3] - Traditional delicacies such as candied hawthorn and dragon beard candy will be available, with long queues at famous local brands [3] - A non-material cultural heritage interactive experience area will allow visitors to learn traditional practices like writing Spring Festival couplets [5] Group 3: Cultural Exhibitions - The New Year cultural exhibition will feature immersive experiences based on Qing Dynasty artist Huang Yue's "Spring Festival in Beijing," showcasing traditional customs [7] - Interactive installations will include "Ink Blessings for the New Year" and "Ice and Snow Three Elegances," enhancing the festive atmosphere [7] Group 4: Promotions and Engagement - The event will offer a "spend and get" promotion where customers can receive free ice rink tickets with qualifying purchases at the Lotus Market [9] - Various performances, including New Year concerts and traditional parades, will contribute to a vibrant celebration of the New Year [9]

下一步工作中，和平市监所将确保节假日工作人员在岗执法、处理解决投诉举报，为节日期间食品安全 提供有力保障。 二是强化从业人员健康管理，核查健康证明有效性，组织节前食品安全知识培训，重点覆盖进货查验、 风险防控等内容。 结合岁末年初群众消费特点，和平市场监督管理所针对辖区商超、奶茶店、小火锅、烤串等快餐店开展 了系列检查，构建全链条监管防线。 五是畅通24小投诉时举报热线，快速、稳妥、及时处置群众投诉举报。 一是督促商场开办方履行统一管理义务，核查内部食品经营户资质齐全公示（营业执照、食品经营许可 证等），确保无无证经营情况。 三是严查进货查验和索证索票制度落实，要求节日热销的米面油、肉蛋奶、节令食品等，均需留存供货 商资质、检验报告及进货台账，确保来源可追溯。 四是加大线上线下突击检查频次，严厉打击掺杂掺假、非法添加、销售过期变质食品等违法行为。 作者：刘伟 ...

Core Insights - The overall price of essential goods in Qingdao remains stable, with sufficient reserves and no significant price fluctuations reported [1] Group 1: Grain and Oil Prices - The average retail price of first-grade long-grain rice is 3.26 yuan per 500 grams, reflecting a slight increase of 0.31% from the previous day [1] - Peanut oil (5-liter bottle) is priced at 133.20 yuan, and flour (special grade) remains stable at 2.36 yuan, unchanged from the previous day [1] Group 2: Meat Prices - Prices for various meats show minor fluctuations: - Pork belly is priced at 14.05 yuan, down by 0.35% - Lean pork is at 14.56 yuan, up by 0.28% - Mutton is at 41.40 yuan, down by 2.22% - Beef remains stable at 37.59 yuan [1] Group 3: Egg and Vegetable Prices - The average price of eggs is stable at 3.57 yuan, unchanged from the previous day [1] - Vegetable wholesale prices are stable at 2.49 yuan, with a 2.79% increase in transaction volume compared to the previous day [1] Group 4: Seafood Prices - Seafood prices are generally stable, with average prices as follows: - Hairtail at 15 yuan - Mackerel at 10.33 yuan - Sea shrimp at 34 yuan - Dried seaweed at 19.67 yuan - Oysters at 7.17 yuan, all remaining unchanged from the previous day [1]

Core Insights - Three squirrels (300783) announced the opening of the first batch of seven standard lifestyle stores nationwide from December 26 to 28, covering regions such as Wuhu, Wuwei, Ningguo, Langxi, and Guangde [1] Group 1: Store Expansion - The first batch of standard stores focuses on high-density layout in the southern Anhui region, aiming to be closer to the daily lives of residents in lower-tier cities [1] - The new stores maintain a "freshly available" atmosphere and aim to serve a 15-minute community living circle, with a simpler and more efficient store style compared to the flagship store in Wuhu [1] - The seven lifestyle stores have a business area ranging from 560㎡ to 330㎡, targeting a new product category combination of freshly made, fresh produce, and standard products [1] Group 2: Product Offerings - The stores feature over 1,500 high-frequency essential items, with more than 90% being private label products and 70% being new products [1] - Some products in the lifestyle stores are labeled with "True Fresh" or "A" grade, focusing on freshness within 24 hours, clean labels, and good pricing [2] - The "True Fresh" series includes products like freshly processed fruits and vegetables, while the "True Good" series emphasizes clean, healthy, and organic products [2] Group 3: Future Plans - The company plans to accelerate store openings, with 27 new lifestyle stores set to open between January 2026 and the Spring Festival, including 12 mini lifestyle stores in Nanjing [2]

Core Insights - JD Jiaobao launched a significant year-end promotion from December 25 to 27, offering a 20% discount across all stores in Hong Kong, which successfully stimulated local consumer spending [1][3] - Daily sales during the event doubled compared to the previous period and increased by 150% year-on-year, showcasing the brand's strong market presence [1][5] Sales Performance - Key categories such as grains, oils, fresh produce, and daily necessities saw explosive growth, with JD's private label products like Seven Fresh paper towels and dumplings being particularly popular [1][5] - The 5KG Long Pearl rice became a best-seller, achieving sales 15 times higher than usual, indicating strong consumer preference for high-quality and cost-effective products [5][7] Consumer Behavior - The promotion attracted a large number of shoppers, with long queues in various sections of the store, reflecting the high demand for affordable products [3][5] - Many consumers noted that prices were significantly lower than competitors, with some canned goods being over 30% cheaper than those at major retailers [3] Supply Chain Advantage - The success of the promotion is attributed to JD's robust supply chain, which ensures product freshness and quality while minimizing costs, allowing for competitive pricing [5][7] - The event not only met the holiday shopping needs of consumers but also reinforced JD Jiaobao's market position in Hong Kong [5][7] Future Outlook - JD Jiaobao aims to continue leveraging its supply chain advantages to cater to local consumer demands, planning to introduce more promotions and quality products to enhance the shopping experience [7]

Core Points - The Hainan Provincial Market Supervision Administration conducted food safety inspections on 956 batches, identifying 12 batches of non-compliant products [1] - The non-compliance issues include excessive use of food additives, pesticide residue exceeding limits, veterinary drug residue, heavy metal contamination, and quality indicators not meeting standards [1] Group 1: Food Additives - The white angelica sold at Chengmai Laocheng Neighborhood Life Supermarket had sulfur dioxide residue exceeding national food safety standards [1] - The dried chili sold at Haikou Longhua Haibaiyi Subfood Business had sulfur dioxide residue exceeding national food safety standards [1] - The handmade pastry (raw wet noodle product) produced and sold by Hainan Xinting Food Co., Ltd. had sorbic acid and its potassium salt exceeding national food safety standards [1] Group 2: Pesticide Residue - The Dongjiang honey tangerines sold at Wenchang Wencheng Yixi Fruit Store had bifenthrin residue exceeding national food safety standards [1] - The leeks sold at Changjiang Shiluo Shulan Vegetable Stall had acephate residue exceeding national food safety standards [1] - The scallions sold at Danzhou Lemait Supermarket Co., Ltd. had acephate residue exceeding national food safety standards [1] - The cucumbers sold at Danzhou Baima Jing Vegetable Basket Supermarket had thiamethoxam residue exceeding national food safety standards [1] - The oranges sold at Chengmai Jinjian Qibo Fruit Store had bifenthrin residue exceeding national food safety standards [1] Group 3: Veterinary Drug Residue - The pangasius (marine fish) sold at Lingao Xinying Qingru Seafood Stall had chloramphenicol residue exceeding national food safety standards [1] Group 4: Heavy Metal Contamination - The chili peppers sold at Sanya Yazhou Yanying Vegetable Store had cadmium (as Cd) exceeding national food safety standards [1] Group 5: Quality Indicators - The peanut oil produced and sold by Ding'an Dingcheng Guangchang Oil Factory had an acid value (KOH) exceeding national food safety standards [1] Group 6: Other Contaminants - The reused dining utensils (bowls) used at Haikou Xiuying District Xinbiao Fast Food Restaurant had anionic synthetic detergent (as sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate) residue exceeding national food safety standards [1]

Group 1 - The Guangdong Provincial Market Supervision Administration released the 47th food safety inspection notice for 2025, revealing that out of 1398 food samples tested, 14 batches were found to be non-compliant [1] - Three batches of non-compliant products were identified in Huizhou, involving packaged drinking water and edible agricultural products [1] - Specific issues included microbial contamination in packaged drinking water, pesticide residue exceeding standards in ginger, and excessive use of food additives in mulberries [1] Group 2 - The Guangdong Provincial Market Supervision Administration has ordered local market regulatory departments to investigate and handle the non-compliant food products promptly [1] - Companies are required to trace the distribution of non-compliant products and implement measures such as removal from shelves and recalls to mitigate food safety risks [1] - Non-compliance will be recorded in the food safety credit files of the involved producers and operators, with relevant information made public for social supervision [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese tax authorities have uncovered significant tax evasion among high-income individuals, including celebrities and internet influencers, with a total of 15.23 billion yuan in taxes recovered from 1,818 individuals from January to November this year, highlighting issues of tax fairness and public trust [1][6]. Group 1: Tax Evasion Cases - High-profile influencers and small online shops are frequently involved in tax evasion, with some cases revealing evasion amounts reaching millions [2][5]. - Notable cases include a popular influencer with 50 million followers who was fined over 8.29 million yuan for underreporting taxes by 16.59 million yuan [3]. - Other influencers, such as the couple "Xiaoying," faced penalties totaling 17.82 million yuan for tax violations, leading to account suspensions across multiple platforms [3][4]. Group 2: Common Evasion Tactics - Influencers often use personal accounts to receive payments, avoiding tax reporting through corporate channels, which is a widespread evasion method [7]. - Some high-income individuals register multiple shell companies to split income and lower tax rates, as seen in a case where a clothing store evaded 3.67 million yuan in taxes [8]. - Others misrepresent income types or submit false declarations to conceal actual earnings, as demonstrated by a car reviewer who reported significantly lower income than expected based on his popularity [9][10]. Group 3: Impact of Tax Evasion - Tax evasion undermines tax fairness and public resources, as it deprives the government of funds necessary for public services like education and healthcare [12]. - It disrupts market order by allowing non-compliant businesses to undercut legitimate competitors, potentially driving compliant businesses out of the market [13]. - The behavior of high-profile figures can send negative signals to the public, suggesting that tax evasion is acceptable, which could erode societal trust and encourage similar behavior among others [14]. Group 4: Consumer Precautions - Consumers can utilize platforms like Qichacha to verify the compliance and background of influencers and their associated businesses before making purchases [15]. - Key steps include checking the influencer's associated companies for compliance, assessing the legitimacy of their business operations, and monitoring any legal disputes or public sentiment regarding their products [16][19]. - This proactive approach can help consumers avoid potential pitfalls and support a healthier economic environment in the influencer industry [21].