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海南省市场监督管理局关于10批次不合格食品情况的通告(2026年第2期)
Core Viewpoint - The Hainan Provincial Market Supervision Administration conducted food safety inspections on 861 batches, identifying 10 batches of non-compliant products, highlighting issues related to veterinary drug residues, microbial contamination, excessive use of food additives, and quality indicators not meeting standards [1][2]. Group 1: Veterinary Drug Residue Issues - Sanya Yucai Liu Ping Frozen Products Stall sold sausages with chloramphenicol residue exceeding national food safety standards [1]. - Tun Chang Tun Cheng Wen Jun Guang Duck Stall sold black-bone chicken with florfenicol residue exceeding national food safety standards [1]. - Qiong Zhong Ying Gen Hong Shi Business sold sausages with chloramphenicol residue exceeding national food safety standards [1]. - Le Dong Le Cheng Pan Zi Bi Live Poultry Stall sold black-bone chicken with florfenicol residue exceeding national food safety standards [1]. Group 2: Microbial Contamination Issues - Ling Shui Ye Lin You Le Diner used disinfected tableware from Kangjie Disinfection Center, which showed coliform bacteria counts not meeting national food safety standards [1]. - Dong Fang Ba Suo Ren He Restaurant used reused tableware with coliform bacteria counts not meeting national food safety standards [1]. Group 3: Excessive Use of Food Additives - Haikou Longhua Wan Ying Long Bakery sold homemade peach crisps with aluminum residue (dry sample, as Al) exceeding national food safety standards [2]. Group 4: Quality Indicator Non-compliance - Hainan Wanghao Industrial Co., Ltd. Guogou Branch sold grape juice with acidity red values not meeting national food safety standards [2]. Group 5: Mycotoxin Exceedance - Sanya Ji Yang Jia Mo Liang Pi Restaurant sold fried peanuts with aflatoxin B₁ levels exceeding national food safety standards [2]. Group 6: Public Participation in Food Safety - The Hainan Provincial Market Supervision Administration launched the 2026 food safety "You Point, I Test" initiative, encouraging public participation in food safety inspections, focusing on commonly consumed items [2].