Core Viewpoint - The recent food safety inspection in Zhoushan revealed that out of 464 food samples tested, 456 passed while 8 were found to be non-compliant with national food safety standards, highlighting concerns over pesticide residues, excessive food additives, and quality indicators not meeting standards [3][4][5][6]. Summary by Categories Pesticide Residue Exceedance - Non-compliant products included lychee from Hainan sold by Zhoushan High-tech Industrial Park and Jia You Xuan Supermarket, which contained pyraclostrobin exceeding the safety limit [3]. - Carrots from Zhoushan Shilei Vegetable Distribution Co., Ltd. were found to have thiamethoxam above the permissible level [4]. - Potatoes from Zhoushan Dinghai District Huang Shiqing Vegetable Business Department contained chlorpyrifos exceeding the standard [4]. - Potatoes from Zhejiang Zhoushan Dongda Asset Management Co., Ltd. had pesticide residue of thiamethoxam above the limit [4]. - Green onions from the same company were found to have prochloraz exceeding the safety standard [5]. Excessive Food Additives - Fresh Cixi bayberries sold by Zhoushan Xincheng Guoduoduo Fruit Supermarket contained sodium saccharin above the permissible level [5]. - Sweetened small yellow croaker from Zhoushan Ruisheng Marine Food Co., Ltd. sold by Zhoushan Dinghai District Yucheng Food Store had excessive sweeteners [5]. Quality Indicators Not Meeting Standards - Multi-flavor sunflower seeds sold by Daishan County Zhang Kun Grocery Store were found to have peroxide value exceeding the safety limit [6]. - Regulatory authorities have mandated immediate risk control measures, including product recalls, and require reporting of corrective actions within three months [6].