Group 1 - The Tumen City Market Supervision Administration is conducting a special rectification action in the tourism market to regulate market order and protect consumer rights [1] - The initiative focuses on enhancing service quality in key areas of the tourism market [1] Group 2 - A comprehensive food safety protection network is being established with the goal of "full coverage and zero dead angles," involving regular, special, and random inspections [3] - The action targets illegal activities such as the sale of expired, spoiled, and "three-no" foods, while also establishing a food traceability mechanism [3] - As of now, inspections have been conducted on 25 food circulation units and 5 catering service entities around tourist attractions [3] Group 3 - The initiative aims to stabilize prices and promote integrity in the market by enforcing clear pricing regulations, particularly in the sale of local specialties like ginseng [4] - Merchants are required to categorize products by grade and standardize price tags to eliminate false advertising and ensure quality [4] - The administration has issued over 500 customized price tags to 10 ginseng specialty merchants [4] Group 4 - A joint enforcement action has been launched to address illegal street vending, reduce traffic congestion risks, and eliminate food safety hazards [4] - The initiative includes the issuance of food vendor registration cards to 24 mobile vendors, guiding them to operate in regulated locations [4] - Regular inspections for food safety hazards are being conducted, along with providing operational guidance to ensure public health and employment needs are met [4]