长沙晚报掌上长沙1月28日讯（全媒体记者 曹开阳）1月28日，中国最大的休闲食品饮料连锁零售商——湖南鸣鸣 很忙商业连锁股份有限公司（以下简称"鸣鸣很忙"）正式在香港联合交易所主板挂牌上市，证券简称为"鸣鸣很 忙"，股份代号为1768.HK，开盘较发行价236.6港元/股大涨超88%，对应总市值超952亿港元。 鸣鸣很忙是继红星冷链于1月13日在港上市后，今年上市的第二家长沙企业。至此，长沙境内外上市公司增至96 家。1月22日，"长沙企业上市香港之家"授牌成立，以进一步助力本地企业对接香港资本市场，搭建更高效的上市 服务桥梁。据了解，麦济生物、军信股份、可孚医疗、安克创新、西子健康等企业均已提交港股上市申请。 这一模式构成了"消费者得实惠、产业端有发展"的良性循环。 深耕国内大市场，服务实体经济 鸣鸣很忙的快速发展，建立在中国统一大市场建设、物流体系完善和数字化能力提升的坚实基础之上。通过全国 化的仓储物流网络和标准化管理体系，实现了对万店规模的稳定运营和高质量发展。 鸣鸣很忙旗下拥有"零食很忙""赵一鸣零食"两大品牌，是中国食品饮料量贩模式的引领者。2025年前9个月，鸣鸣 很忙实现零售额661亿元人民币 ...

为展示整治成果，强化警示教育，我局依法对专项行动中督促经营者自查下架的过期食品进行了无害化 集中销毁。本次销毁的过期食品总重量约180公斤，货值金额约0.45万元。销毁过程严格按照法定程 序，全程录像，并由相关工作人员现场监督，确保应毁尽毁，防止二次流入市场。 通过此次专项排查整治及集中销毁活动，进一步净化了辖区食品市场环境，增强了食品经营者的守法诚 信意识，提升了消费者的安全信心，取得了阶段性成效。 （通讯员 艾娜努尔·阿不都艾尼、李泽昊 报道）为压实食品安全主体责任，规范经营行为，化解专项排 查发现的风险隐患，沙湾市市场监督管理局于1月26日召开过期食品排查整治行政约谈专题会暨集中销 毁活动。 会上食品安全监管岗负责人马卫军对被约谈单位提出以下几点要求：一是立即开展自查自纠，排查过 期、变质及标签不合格食品；二是健全落实食品安全管理制度，加强从业人员培训，提升风险防控能 力；三是规范索证索票制度，强调食品来源可溯、质量可控、责任可追。 ...

Core Viewpoint - Yonghui Supermarket is expected to incur a net loss of 2.14 billion yuan in 2025, marking its fifth consecutive year of losses, primarily due to store adjustments and related costs exceeding 1.2 billion yuan [2][8]. Group 1: Financial Performance - In 2024, Yonghui Supermarket reported a revenue of 67.574 billion yuan, a year-on-year decline of 14.07%, and a net loss of 1.465 billion yuan, which expanded by 10.26% compared to the previous year [8]. - The anticipated net loss of 2.14 billion yuan for 2025 is attributed to three main factors: store adjustments, supply chain reforms, and external investments leading to asset impairment [8][9]. Group 2: Store Adjustments - In 2025, Yonghui Supermarket undertook deep adjustments to 315 stores and closed 381 stores that did not align with its strategic direction, resulting in significant losses from asset write-offs and other related costs [8][9]. - The adjustments included approximately 910 million yuan in asset write-offs and one-time costs, along with an estimated 300 million yuan in lost gross profit due to store closures for renovations [8][9]. Group 3: Learning from the "Pang Donglai" Model - Yonghui Supermarket has adopted elements of the "Pang Donglai" business model, focusing on high salaries, long-term strategies, and regional deep cultivation, but has only superficially implemented aspects such as store decoration and service [2][9]. - Experts suggest that the failure to fully grasp the essence of the "Pang Donglai" model, combined with the challenges of replicating it across a large number of stores, has contributed to ongoing losses [2][9][11]. Group 4: Customer Experience and Market Response - Following the store adjustments, customer feedback indicated that prices for some products had increased, and while there was an initial surge in customer traffic, it later returned to normal levels [7][8]. - The introduction of a dedicated area for "Pang Donglai" branded products did not lead to the anticipated issues of hoarding or reselling, as customer flow remained stable [7][9].

Core Viewpoint - New Zealand's Commerce Commission has raised concerns about Woolworths' product delisting processes, indicating potential non-compliance with the Grocery Industry Competition Act [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Findings - The Commerce Commission's review identified instances where Woolworths may not meet its obligations under the Grocery Supply Code [2]. - The Commission emphasized that only a court can definitively determine if a breach has occurred [2]. - Woolworths has acknowledged the Commission's concerns and has updated its processes to comply with the Grocery Supply Code [3]. Group 2: Grocery Supply Code - The Grocery Supply Code mandates that supermarkets in New Zealand adhere to specific rules during range reviews that decide product listings [4]. - An updated version of the Grocery Supply Code will take effect on May 1, providing suppliers with clearer rights to contest delisting decisions and enhancing transparency in dealings with major supermarket chains [4]. Group 3: Market Dynamics - Woolworths, along with Foodstuffs North Island and Foodstuffs South Island, controls approximately 82% of New Zealand's grocery market, highlighting the significant market power of these operators [5]. - The potential removal of products from shelves poses a substantial burden on suppliers, exacerbating the power imbalance between large supermarkets and smaller suppliers [6].

Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - The Jinhua Market Supervision Administration conducted a food safety inspection, revealing that out of 137 samples tested, 130 met national food safety standards while 7 were found to be non-compliant [1][2]. Group 1: Inspection Results - A total of 137 food samples were tested, covering 16 categories including agricultural products, restaurant foods, and processed grains [1]. - 130 samples passed the inspection, while 7 samples failed to meet the national food safety standards [1]. Group 2: Details of Non-Compliant Products - Specific non-compliant products include: - 1 batch of yam from Xirun Supermarket in Jindong District, with residues of mefenoxam and mefenoxam manganese salt [3]. - 1 batch of lychee from Huicheng Fruit Business, containing residues of pyraclostrobin and benalaxyl [3]. - 1 batch of orange from Donggen Fruit Store, with chlorpyrifos residues [3]. - 1 batch of carrot from Lidan Vegetable Wholesale, containing residues of chlorpyrifos and thiamethoxam [3]. - 1 batch of longan sold online by Baohui Fruit Store, with excessive sulfur dioxide residues [3]. - 1 batch of cowpea from Jiabin Vegetable Business, containing residues of bifenthrin [3]. - 1 batch of banana from Fengming Fruit Wholesale, with residues of pyraclostrobin and fluopyram [3].

Core Viewpoint - Tesco's share price has entered a correction phase, declining by 11% from its peak in November last year, indicating a significant pullback in its stock performance [1] Company Summary - The share price of Tesco was trading at 425p on Wednesday, down from an all-time high of 481p [1]

Core Insights - The announcement from the Hohhot Market Supervision Administration details the results of food safety inspections conducted on 811 batches of various food products, with 798 passing and 13 failing the tests [1]. Summary by Category Inspection Results - A total of 811 food samples were tested, with 798 deemed qualified, resulting in a pass rate of approximately 98.4% [1]. - 13 samples were found to be non-compliant with safety standards [1]. Non-compliant Products - Specific non-compliant products included: - Dried longan with sulfur dioxide residue exceeding the limit of 0.05g/kg, recorded at 0.0713g/kg [1]. - Roasted sunflower seeds with peroxide value exceeding the limit of 0.50g/100g, recorded at 1.9g/100g [1]. - Cooking oil with acid value exceeding the limit of 5mg/g, recorded at 6.6mg/g [1]. - Lychee with pesticide residues (chlorpyrifos) exceeding the limit of 0.1mg/kg, recorded at 0.19mg/kg [1]. - Various other products also showed pesticide residues exceeding the permissible limits [1].

Group 1 - Sprouts Farmers Market, Inc. (SFM) is recognized as one of the 12 Best Food Stocks to Buy in 2026 [1] - Deutsche Bank has initiated coverage on SFM with a Hold rating and a price target of $88, indicating a mixed outlook for the food industry in 2026 due to food disinflation and reduced government assistance [2] - A significant boost is anticipated in the first half of 2026, which could serve as a potential tailwind for SFM [2] Group 2 - Four Corners Property Trust acquired a property for SFM for $8.6 million, located in a prominent retail corridor in Tennessee, under a long-term net lease [3] - The transaction's pricing was set at a cap rate comparable to previous transactions by Four Corners Property Trust [3] - SFM offers a supermarket experience with an open layout that emphasizes fresh produce [4]

Core Insights - Edible Garden AG Incorporated has expanded its distribution of Pickle Party™, a line of fresh, fermented, Kosher, and Non-GMO pickles and krauts, through Woodman's Markets in the Midwest, enhancing consumer access to clean-label food options [1][2] Company Overview - Edible Garden is a leader in controlled environment agriculture (CEA), providing sustainable, locally grown organic produce through its Zero-Waste Inspired® farming model, available in over 5,000 retail locations across the U.S., Caribbean, and South America [5] - The company operates advanced greenhouses and processing facilities, including locations in Michigan, Iowa, and New Jersey, and collaborates with contract growers to ensure freshness and minimize environmental impact [5] Product Details - Pickle Party is positioned as the world's first functional pickle line, featuring raw, refrigerated, fermented products made using traditional fermentation methods aimed at promoting digestive wellness [3] - The product line includes various flavor profiles, free from artificial preservatives, stabilizers, and added sugars, aligning with the company's commitment to clean-label foods [3] Retail Partnership - Woodman's Markets operates twenty large-format stores in Wisconsin and Illinois, known for its value-driven pricing and high customer traffic, making it an ideal partner for Edible Garden's product offerings [2] - The introduction of Pickle Party at Woodman's supports Edible Garden's strategy to expand its clean-label food portfolio while leveraging established retail relationships for sustainable growth [4] Technology and Innovation - Edible Garden utilizes proprietary GreenThumb 2.0 software to optimize growing conditions and reduce food miles, along with patented Self-Watering displays to enhance product shelf life and in-store presentation [6] - The company holds multiple patents in aquaculture technologies, indicating a commitment to innovation in sustainable farming practices [6]

Core Insights - The article discusses the development of community service circles within a 15-minute walking radius in cities like Shijiazhuang, Baoding, and Tangshan, enhancing residents' quality of life and stimulating local economic circulation [3][4][6]. Group 1: Community Service Development - Shijiazhuang has transformed its urban landscape by upgrading community markets, resulting in the establishment of 32 new or renovated vegetable markets, 42 fresh supermarkets, and 14 community service centers since 2021, totaling approximately 240,000 square meters of new or renovated space [4][6]. - The upgraded markets provide a more pleasant shopping environment, with a variety of fresh produce and affordable prices, reflecting the city's commitment to improving urban living conditions [4][5]. Group 2: New Consumption Models - The introduction of online ordering and delivery services by retailers like Hema Fresh and JD Seven Fresh has increased convenience for consumers, with multiple front warehouses established to cover a 3-kilometer radius around Shijiazhuang [6]. - Community stores, such as the Jiaxing Yigou store in Baoding, offer a range of services including meal pre-ordering, self-service laundry, and community gathering spaces, enhancing the social fabric of neighborhoods [7][9]. Group 3: Employment Services - The establishment of labor service stations, such as the one in Tangshan, has facilitated job matching for residents, allowing individuals to find flexible work opportunities close to home, significantly improving their employment prospects [11][12]. - These stations not only assist in job placement but also provide legal aid to ensure workers' rights are protected, contributing to a more stable income for residents [12].