一是把"孩子吃的"作为关注重点，对在产婴幼儿配方食品企业实现100%抽检全覆盖；对校园餐以及食 材集中采购平台开展"双周检"，要求在每两年的周期内，实现对全国所有大中小学校园食堂抽检的全覆 盖。 二是把"有问题的"作为抽查重点，如把校园食品、农村假冒伪劣食品、制售假劣肉制品、食品添加剂滥 用以及食用植物油等突出问题，作为抽检监测的重点。同时对既往抽检不合格率比较高的食品品种和检 验项目，加大抽检的批次，对检出不合格的企业实施跟踪抽检。 新华财经北京11月25日电（记者赵文君）食品安全抽检覆盖39大类食品、2066项指标……市场监管总局 25日召开"开展全链条抽检强化全链条监管"食品安全专题新闻发布会，介绍今年以来食品安全抽检总体 最新情况和监管相关举措。 市场监管总局食品安全总监孙会川介绍，截至11月中旬，今年以来全国市场监管系统完成食品安全抽检 570.26万批次，检出不合格样品15.6万批次，不合格率为2.74%；完成风险监测23.44万批次，检出问题 样品1.02万批次，风险发现率4.36%。发现的问题主要集中在农药残留超标、食品添加剂滥用、微生物 污染等方面。 在食品品种上，食品安全抽检已经覆盖了39 ...

Core Points - The article discusses the measures taken by the Urat Front Banner Market Supervision Administration in collaboration with various departments to regulate market prices and consumer order during the upcoming National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival [1][3] - The focus is on preventing excessive packaging and ensuring fair pricing, particularly for traditional products like mooncakes [3][7] Group 1 - The price inspection covers key areas such as tourist attractions, large supermarkets, farmers' markets, and food processing plants [3] - In tourist areas, enforcement personnel check ticket prices, project fees, and the clear pricing of goods, emphasizing the need for fair pricing during peak travel times [3] - In supermarkets and farmers' markets, the inspection focuses on essential goods like rice, flour, oil, and vegetables, ensuring compliance with clear pricing regulations and checking for false discounts [3] Group 2 - Special attention is given to mooncakes, with checks on clear pricing and excessive packaging, urging merchants to maintain traditional pricing and avoid "sky-high mooncakes" [3] - The Urat Front Banner Market Supervision Administration plans to increase the frequency of price supervision and inspections in key areas and for key products to ensure consumer confidence during the holidays [7]

Core Viewpoint - The 18th typhoon "Haikashan" has developed into the strongest typhoon globally this year, expected to make landfall in Guangdong, impacting local weather and prompting citizens to stock up on essential supplies [1][3]. Group 1: Typhoon Impact and Response - The Central Meteorological Administration has issued an orange alert for typhoon "Haikashan," which has been classified as a super typhoon for over 40 hours [1]. - Heavy rainfall and strong winds are anticipated in Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan, lasting until Friday [1]. - Local governments are urging citizens to purchase essential goods reasonably and avoid excessive stockpiling [3][4]. Group 2: Supply and Demand Management - Guangzhou's business sector reports sufficient inventory of essential goods, with prices stable and supply channels open [4]. - Shenzhen's business sector has increased the supply of essential goods by 2-3 times the usual demand to ensure availability [4][5]. - Zhuhai has implemented a monitoring mechanism for essential goods supply, ensuring smooth circulation and addressing any shortages promptly [6]. - Shantou and Huizhou report stable prices and sufficient inventory of essential goods, with measures in place to prevent price gouging [7][8]. - Dongguan's business sector has prepared for a 7-10 day supply of essential goods, coordinating with major retailers to meet demand [9]. - Jiangmen has activated an emergency plan for essential goods supply, ensuring continuous availability and monitoring for any price manipulation [10].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the impact of Typhoon "Haikashan" on various cities in Guangdong, emphasizing the preparedness of local businesses and government agencies to ensure the supply of essential goods during the storm [1][3][4]. Summary by Sections Typhoon Impact and Preparedness - Typhoon "Haikashan" has been classified as the strongest typhoon globally this year, with expectations of heavy rainfall and strong winds affecting Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan [1]. - Local governments have activated emergency plans to ensure the supply of essential goods, with many cities reporting sufficient inventory and stable prices [4][9]. Supply Chain and Inventory Management - In Guangzhou, the business bureau confirmed that essential goods are adequately stocked, and supply channels are smooth, allowing citizens to purchase as needed without panic buying [4]. - Shenzhen's business bureau has coordinated with major supermarkets and e-commerce platforms to increase stock levels by 2-3 times the usual demand, ensuring timely delivery and sufficient supply [5]. - Zhuhai has implemented a monitoring mechanism for essential goods to ensure smooth circulation and has requested emergency shipments to address any shortages [7][8]. Consumer Guidance and Market Stability - Multiple cities, including Shantou and Huizhou, have urged residents to purchase rationally and avoid hoarding, emphasizing that essential goods are available and prices are stable [9][12]. - The government has warned against price gouging and has encouraged public participation in monitoring market conditions to maintain order [15]. Emergency Response and Future Planning - Various cities have established emergency response plans to address potential supply disruptions post-typhoon, ensuring that essential goods remain available and that any damaged goods are promptly managed [12][15].

Group 1 - The article highlights the increased food safety risks during the rainy season in China, emphasizing the need for consumers to be cautious about certain food items that may pose health hazards [1] - It identifies specific food items that should be discarded or handled with care, including frozen products that have undergone thawing and refreezing, as well as moisture-affected grains and packaged beverages with damaged seals [3][4][5] - The article advises on proper food storage practices, such as not overfilling refrigerators and separating raw and cooked foods to prevent contamination [8] Group 2 - It discusses the dangers of consuming dry goods that have been exposed to floodwaters, recommending that such items be discarded due to their high absorbency and potential for contamination [6] - The article emphasizes the importance of discarding dairy products that have been stored above safe temperatures for extended periods, as harmful microorganisms can proliferate rapidly [7] - Expert insights from Wang Xian, a food safety supervisor, underline the significance of adhering to food safety guidelines during adverse weather conditions [9]

Group 1 - S2M Short Vision Media donated essential supplies to a special education school in Xichong County, Sichuan, providing significant support to special children [2][4] - The donated items included 1.5 tons of rice, 1,000 jin (500 kg) of flour, 200 jin (100 kg) of cooking oil, and 20 packs of tissues, reflecting the company's commitment to caring for special groups [4][8] - The donation aims to improve the daily lives of special children, ensuring they have a comfortable and supportive environment in school [8][10] Group 2 - The special education school in Xichong County plays a crucial role in the growth and development of special children, offering comprehensive support including education and rehabilitation [7][8] - The principal of the school expressed gratitude for the donation, highlighting its impact on both material needs and emotional support for the children [10] - S2M Short Vision Media plans to continue its commitment to public welfare, aiming to spread love and warmth to more groups in need [10]

Core Viewpoint - The new Bank of Japan committee member Masu expresses a desire to review the recent rise in rice prices and assess whether the price changes are stabilizing [1] Group 1 - Masu's focus is on the fluctuations in rice prices and their impact on overall price stability in Japan [1]

Core Insights - Guanghai Town is actively participating in the "Hundred Counties, Thousand Towns, and Ten Thousand Villages High-Quality Development Project" leveraging its marine resources to drive economic vitality and urban-rural transformation [1] Economic Development - Guanghai Town is focusing on marine economy as a core driver, transitioning from traditional fisheries to an integrated fishery and tourism model, leading to significant industrial upgrades [2] - During the recent May Day holiday, Guanghai's seafood trading center hosted an event that attracted 85,000 visitors (30% year-on-year increase), with retail sales exceeding 4.5 million yuan, and local accommodation and dining businesses seeing a threefold increase in revenue [2] Urbanization and Infrastructure - The town aims for visible results in urban-rural integration within three years, enhancing the local landscape and infrastructure to create a modern town that integrates land and sea [3] - Key projects include the completion of 15.9 kilometers of infrastructure improvements and the establishment of six new parks and squares, contributing to a more attractive urban environment [3][4] Environmental Initiatives - Guanghai Town is committed to enhancing its green landscape, having planted 9,514 trees as part of various community initiatives, including the recognition of its ancient tree group as one of Guangdong's most beautiful [4] Rural Revitalization - The town is innovating rural industry development through collaborative projects, e-commerce, and cultural initiatives, aiming to stimulate local economies and provide replicable models for rural revitalization [5] - The establishment of a container food street has successfully integrated nine local villages into a collective economic model, enhancing community engagement and economic strength [5][6] Cultural and Tourism Development - Guanghai Town is leveraging its maritime cultural heritage to attract investment and develop tourism, including the creation of a unique homestay project that combines local culture with modern consumer experiences [6] - The "Sea Forever Calm Park" and other cultural sites are being developed to enhance the tourism appeal, integrating dining, accommodation, and cultural experiences [6] Demographics and Historical Context - Guanghai Town covers an area of 132.58 square kilometers, with a population of approximately 41,000, including a significant number of overseas Chinese, and has historical significance as a key node in the ancient Maritime Silk Road [7]

Group 1 - The Japanese government, led by Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroshi Matsuno, is committed to addressing fiscal issues, including rice prices and energy concerns, as well as responding to U.S. tariff measures [1]

Core Viewpoint - The rising rice prices in Japan have sparked public outrage, leading to scrutiny of the Japan Agricultural Cooperatives (JA) as a potential cause of the price surge, with calls for its privatization gaining traction [1][2]. Group 1: Overview of Japan Agricultural Cooperatives (JA) - JA, or Japan Agricultural Cooperatives, is a mutual aid organization formed by farmers to address market risks and enhance bargaining power, established post-World War II [3]. - JA serves as a comprehensive service platform for farmers, handling everything from product sales to procurement of essential supplies and financial services [3][4]. - As of April 2025, there are 496 JA organizations employing approximately 167,000 staff, with JA banks holding deposits of 100 trillion yen and operating funds of 56 trillion yen [6]. Group 2: Issues with JA's Dominance - The extensive services provided by JA have led to a dependency among farmers, limiting their ability to seek alternative sales channels [8][9]. - JA's financial operations have faced significant losses, including a 1.8 trillion yen deficit in the Agricultural Central Bank, raising concerns about its role in driving up rice prices [10]. - The government’s rice reserve policy has resulted in 95% of the 210,000 tons of reserve rice being purchased by JA, leading to suspicions of price manipulation [11]. Group 3: Political and Economic Dynamics - The "agricultural policy triangle" involves a mutual support system among the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's agricultural faction, the Ministry of Agriculture, and JA, which has maintained high rice prices through production restrictions [12][13]. - This policy has resulted in high consumer prices, with a 5-kilogram bag of rice costing around 3,000 to 4,000 yen, while agricultural productivity has stagnated [13][15]. Group 4: Reform Efforts and Challenges - The new Minister of Agriculture, Koizumi Shinjiro, is attempting to bypass JA with a "rice stockpiling" policy to lower prices, but faces resistance due to JA's entrenched influence [16]. - Calls for reform include suggestions for privatization of JA or allowing farmers to sell directly to consumers, but many farmers lack the capability to adapt to such changes [17][18]. - JA is exploring international markets to alleviate domestic price pressures, but significant structural reforms are needed to improve efficiency and transparency [20]. Group 5: Future Outlook - The dual nature of JA as both a support system for farmers and a source of inefficiency poses challenges for reform, with the need to balance farmer protection and consumer interests [21][22]. - The effectiveness of Koizumi's reforms remains uncertain, with comparisons drawn to past privatization efforts in Japan [23].