潍坊市市场监督管理局2025年食品安全抽检信息通告第6期 根据《中华人民共和国食品安全法》和市年度食品安全抽检计划，市市场监管局组织开展了第6期食品安全抽检工作。抽检的品种主要是全市范围内部分生 产企业、农贸市场、商场、超市、餐饮服务场所等生产经营的粮食加工品、肉制品、乳制品、方便食品、糕点、调味品、速冻食品、食用农产品等食品大 类。本阶段共抽取食品样品2448批次，根据食品安全国家标准检验和判定，其中合格样品2405批次，不合格样品43批次。 对抽检中发现的不合格产品，生产经营者所在地市场监管部门已责令企业查清产品流向，召回、下架不合格产品，控制风险，并分析原因进行整改，涉及的 不合格产品开展核查处置工作。 特别提示消费者，在购买到或在市场上发现通告中所涉不合格产品时，请拨打12345热线电话进行投诉或举报。 特此通告。 潍坊市市场监督管理局 2026年1月7日 ...

近期，湛江市市场监督管理局组织开展食品监督抽检工作，共抽检餐饮食品、方便食品、糕点、罐头、粮食加工品、肉制品、食用农产品、食用油、油脂及 其制品、蔬菜制品、水产制品、水果制品、速冻食品、调味品、饮料等14大类食品86批次样品。根据食品安全国家标准检验和判定，其中抽样检验项目合格 样品75批次、不合格样品11批次（见附件）。 在此，湛江市市场监督管理局发布食品安全消费提醒：消费者应当在正规可靠渠道购买所需食品并保存相应购物凭证，要看清外包装上的相关标识，如生产 日期、保质期、生产者名称和地址、成分或配料表、食品生产许可证编号等标识是否齐全并符合法律法规的规定。不购买无厂名、厂址、生产日期和保质期 的产品，不购买超过保质期的产品，不购买公布的不合格产品。欢迎广大消费者积极参与食品安全监督，如发现危害社会公众的食品及其违法行为，请及时 拨打当地举报投诉电话12345或12315。 特此通告。 湛江市市场监督管理局已要求辖区市场监管部门及时对不合格食品及其生产经营者进行调查处理，责令企业查清产品流向，采取下架、召回不合格产品等措 施控制风险，并分析原因进行整改。 ...

（来源：中国消费者报） 江西省市场监管系统以"质量强链"为主线，系统实施《2025年食品生产监督检查计划》，推进省级监督 检查工作。在食品生产环节，实现了婴幼儿谷类辅助食品、食盐、乳制品等类别全覆盖，并将范围延伸 至50%的复配食品添加剂企业及部分高风险大宗食品企业，累计指导98家企业整改、消除风险隐患。在 特殊食品领域，严格执行《食品生产经营监督检查管理办法》，完成36家特殊食品企业体系检查，实现 婴幼儿配方乳粉、特殊医学用途配方食品检查全覆盖，保健食品实施靶向监管。 与此同时，江西省市场监管系统推进质量管理提升与人才体系建设，联合工信部门开展小微企业质量管 理体系认证提升行动，确定第三批省级区域试点7个，其中涉及白莲、黄精、绿色食品等食品产业试点3 个，为34家小微企业提供体系构建、流程优化等技术支持，培训质量管理人员近百人；全省现有1362家 食品企业获得管理体系认证证书2062张；培养首席质量官622人、新增企业标准总监4人，为产业质量升 级提供坚实人才支撑。 在监管护航优化发展环境方面，江西省市场监管系统采取"线上监测+线下排查、查处典型+区域整治、 整顿秩序+提升主责"等方式，开展制售假劣肉制品、 ...

转自：黔南州人民政府网站 根据省纪委省监委集中整治群众身边不正之风和腐败问题工作领导小组关于印发《打好3个重点项目"突击战"工作方案》（黔集中整治组〔2025〕8 号）文 件精神，近期，我局委托黔南州检验检测院对全州校园食材配送企业开展了专项监督抽检，本次共抽取食用农产品、调味品、粮食加工品、食用油、乳制品 等食品细类120批次，经检验120批次全部符合食品安全国家标准要求。现将抽检结果进行公示(详见附件)。 ...

根据《中华人民共和国食品安全法》及其实施条例等规定，现将省市场监管局第42期食品安全监督抽检相关信息通告如下： 本期通告的监督抽检信息涉及粮食加工品、食用油（含油脂及其制品）、调味品、肉制品、乳制品、饮料、方便食品、饼干、罐头、冷冻饮品、速冻食品、 薯类和膨化食品、糖果制品、茶叶及相关制品、酒类、蔬菜制品、水果制品、炒货食品及坚果制品、蛋制品、可可及焙烤咖啡产品、食糖、水产制品、淀粉 及淀粉制品、糕点、豆制品、蜂产品、特殊膳食食品、餐饮食品、食品添加剂、食用农产品等30大类食品3257批次，合格3203批次，不合格54批次。 1.第42期食品安全监督抽检产品信息表 2.关于抽检不合格项目的风险提示 福建省市场监督管理局 2025年12月26日 附件下载 针对抽检发现的不合格产品，属地市场监管部门已开展核查处置，督促生产经营者履行停止销售、下架、召回和公告等法定义务，依法查处违法违规行为， 有效防控食品安全风险。 特别提醒消费者，如购买或在市场上发现通告所列的不合格产品，请拨打投诉举报电话12315进行投诉举报。 特此通告。 ...

Core Points - The Zhongshan Market Supervision Administration conducted a food safety inspection covering nine categories of food, with a total of 627 samples tested, of which 619 were qualified and 8 were unqualified [2]. Group 1: Inspection Results - A total of 627 food samples were collected from various production and operation sectors in Zhongshan [2]. - Out of the 627 samples, 619 were found to be compliant with safety standards, resulting in a compliance rate of approximately 98.7% [2]. - The unqualified samples included various food types, indicating potential areas of concern in food safety [2]. Group 2: Consumer Engagement - The administration encourages consumers to actively participate in food safety supervision and report any harmful food products or illegal activities [2]. - Consumers are urged to pay attention to the food inspection information released periodically [2].

Core Viewpoint - The State Administration for Market Regulation has conducted a special inspection of food sold online during the "Double Eleven" shopping season, completing a total of 3,347 inspections to ensure consumer safety in the market [1] Group 1: Inspection Overview - The special inspection covered 11 major online platforms, including Douyin, Kuaishou, and Taobao (including Tmall), and involved 2,288 live streaming rooms [1] - The inspection focused on 23 categories of food products, including convenience foods, alcoholic beverages, and pastries, which are heavily promoted during the shopping season [1] Group 2: Findings and Issues - No non-compliant samples were found in categories such as grain processing products and biscuits; however, issues of adulteration were identified in products like sweet potato vermicelli [1] - Some products claiming weight loss benefits, such as certain candies, substitute teas, and solid beverages, were found to contain laxative components like sennoside A and sennoside B [1] Group 3: Regulatory Actions and Consumer Advice - The State Administration for Market Regulation has urged local market regulatory departments to investigate and address the non-compliant food products to control food safety risks and enforce accountability [1] - Consumers are advised to choose platforms and merchants with complete qualifications when purchasing food online and to carefully check food production licenses and ingredient lists, avoiding exaggerated claims such as "extreme low prices" and "miraculous effects" [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the proactive measures taken by the State Administration for Market Regulation to ensure food safety during the "Double 11" online shopping festival by conducting a special inspection of food sold online [1] Group 1: Inspection Details - A total of 3,347 batches of food products were inspected across 11 major online platforms, including Douyin, Kuaishou, and Taobao (including Tmall) [1] - The inspection covered 2,288 online live streaming rooms and focused on 23 categories of food, including convenience foods, alcoholic beverages, and pastries [1] Group 2: Findings and Issues - No non-compliant samples were found in categories such as grain processing products and biscuits [1] - However, issues were identified with sweet potato vermicelli, which was found to be adulterated, and some weight-loss claims in candies, herbal teas, and solid beverages contained laxative components such as sennoside A and sennoside B [1] Group 3: Regulatory Actions and Consumer Advice - The State Administration for Market Regulation has urged local market regulatory departments to investigate and address the non-compliant food products found during the inspections [1] - Consumers are advised to choose platforms and merchants with complete qualifications when purchasing food online and to carefully check food production licenses and ingredient lists, avoiding exaggerated claims such as "extreme low prices" and "miraculous effects" [1]

Core Insights - The article highlights the implementation of a special inspection by the State Administration for Market Regulation to ensure food safety during the "Double 11" online shopping festival [1] Group 1: Inspection Overview - A total of 3,347 batches of food products were inspected across 11 major online platforms, including Douyin, Kuaishou, and Taobao (including Tmall) [1] - The inspection covered 2,288 online live streaming rooms and focused on 23 categories of food, including convenience foods, alcoholic beverages, and pastries [1] Group 2: Findings and Issues - No non-compliant samples were found in categories such as grain processing products and biscuits [1] - However, issues were identified with sweet potato vermicelli, which was found to be adulterated, and some weight-loss claims in candies, herbal teas, and solid beverages that contained laxative components such as sennoside A and B [1] Group 3: Consumer Guidance - The market regulation department advises consumers to choose platforms and merchants with complete qualifications when purchasing food online [1] - Consumers are encouraged to carefully check food production licenses and ingredient lists, and to be wary of exaggerated claims such as "extreme low prices" and "miraculous effects" [1]

Core Insights - The article highlights the ongoing efforts and achievements in regulating food additives in China, emphasizing a decrease in the non-compliance rate of food additives in recent inspections [1][2][3]. Regulatory Actions - In the first three quarters of this year, national market regulatory authorities conducted inspections on 2.2745 million batches of food additives, identifying 21,200 non-compliant samples, resulting in a non-compliance rate of 0.93%, which is a decrease of 0.02 percentage points compared to the same period last year [1][2]. - The State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) has initiated a comprehensive governance action plan to address the misuse of food additives, which has led to the investigation of 13,180 cases of excessive or unauthorized use, with a total involved amount of 23.31 million yuan and fines totaling 90.38 million yuan [1][2]. Focus Areas - The inspections have particularly targeted high-risk categories such as edible agricultural products, vegetable products, and grain processing products, with a focus on products labeled as "zero additives" or "no preservatives" [2][3]. - Specific measures have been implemented for meat products, including new production licensing guidelines that require strict adherence to standards for food additive usage [3][4]. Industry Response - The China Food Industry Association has called for industry self-discipline and the adoption of a "non-essential, no-additive" philosophy to reduce reliance on food additives, emphasizing the importance of consumer health and industry trust [4]. - The SAMR plans to continue enhancing the safety regulation of food additives and consolidate the achievements of the governance efforts to ensure public safety in food consumption [5].