咸宁市市场监管系统以"保障民生权益，守护消费安全"为目标，围绕"打假、处劣、治虚、惩偷"四大攻坚方向，开展2025年"守护消费"铁拳行动，查处了一 批食品掺杂掺假、以假充真、非法添加等违法案件，有力保护了消费者合法权益。现公布2025"守护消费"铁拳行动第三批典型案例。 案例1 咸宁市市场监管局查处湖北某食品有限公司生产经营标注虚假生产日期的食品案 2025年3月31日，咸宁市市场监管局依法查处湖北某食品有限公司生产经营标注虚假生产日期的食品违法行为，对当事人作出没收违法生产经营的蛋糕640 盒，罚款25000元，并对该公司法定代表人处以罚款18000元的行政处罚。 2025年1月9日，咸宁市市场监管局接到举报线索，反映湖北某食品有限公司私自篡改食品生产日期进行二次销售。2025年1月10日，咸宁市市场监管局对当 事人生产车间和仓库进行现场检查，发现当事人对2024年8月1日至2024年10月31日生产的640盒临期蛋糕更换了食品标签，修改生产日期为2025年1月9日。 涉案食品违法货值金额1280元，构成了生产经营标注虚假生产日期食品的违法行为。 当事人上述行为违反了《中华人民共和国食品安全法》第三十四条第 ...

从源头上守好乡亲们的饭碗 正值采摘季的草莓和番茄抢"鲜"上市，冬季瓜菜跨越山海销往内地；乐天归心居陆龟农场迎来亲子 游热潮，单日游客量最多时突破2000人……丰富的农产品走出去，天南海北的游客走进来，这个春节假 期，陵水黎族自治县文罗镇五星村交出了一张"双向奔赴"的振兴答卷。 "虽然芒果今年挂果晚了些，产量也受了些影响，但有芒果保险政策给乡亲们兜底，心里不慌。"2 月23日，住琼全国政协委员，文罗镇副镇长、五星村党总支书记黄丽萍告诉记者，这份底气更源自五星 村发展多元化产业拓宽了的富民增收路。 过去，五星村曾是"十三五"建档立卡贫困村，产业结构单一，村民年收入一度不足4000元。2016 年，黄丽萍当选村党总支书记后，因地制宜发展芒果、荔枝、龙眼、冬季瓜菜等特色产业，并与企业携 手打造"菜篮子"种植基地，让许多村民实现了"家门口就业"的愿望。 支柱产业站稳脚跟后，黄丽萍又带领大家探索多元化发展路径——种养结合、多点开花。例如，通 过"飞地"合作模式，村里发展起南繁育种鱼苗养殖、渔光互补车间养殖等项目。如今，五星村集体经济 年收入已突破80万元，五星村人均年收入已达2.23万元。 这几年，五星村积极探索农文旅融 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the surge in cross-border transportation of tropical fruits from Southeast Asia to China, particularly during the Spring Festival, facilitated by efficient logistics and increased demand for fresh produce [1] Group 1: Import Data - In January, the Kunming Customs reported that imports of ASEAN fruits reached 9,800 tons, marking a year-on-year increase of 214% [1] - From February 2 to February 12, during the Spring Festival transportation period, the China-Laos Railway transported 2,584 tons of imported tropical fruits, showing a growth of over 22% compared to the previous year [1] Group 2: Logistics and Transportation - Since its opening in December 2021, the China-Laos Railway has facilitated the entry of Southeast Asian tropical fruits such as durian, banana, dragon fruit, and mangosteen into China through the "Lancang-Mekong Express" international freight trains [1] - The railway department has implemented a "fresh + general cargo mixed grouping" transportation scheme to meet the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises for "small batch, multiple batches" cross-border transport [1] Group 3: Market Impact - The efficient logistics have enabled a wider variety of high-quality Southeast Asian products to enter the Chinese market, enriching the choices available for consumers during the festive season [1]

Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - The Xi'an City Market Supervision Administration conducted a quality inspection of 112 batches of food products, revealing that one batch of longan sold at a convenience store exceeded the permissible limit of sulfur dioxide residues, prompting immediate action to recall the product and address the violation [3]. Group 1: Inspection Results - A total of 112 batches from 14 categories of food products were inspected, with one batch failing due to excessive use of food additives [3]. - The specific non-compliance was found in longan sold by a convenience store in Xi'an, with sulfur dioxide residue measured at 0.295 g/kg, exceeding the national standard limit of 0.05 g/kg [3]. Group 2: Actions Taken - The Xi'an City Market Supervision Administration has mandated relevant departments to take immediate action to manage the identified non-compliant products, including product recall and risk control measures [3]. - Consumers are encouraged to report any instances of the non-compliant products found in the market by calling the complaint hotline [3].

除了榴莲，智利和新西兰的车厘子、泰国的龙眼、越南的火龙果等时令水果也迎来进口高峰，这类水果保鲜期短、对运输时效要求极高，通关速度直接 决定了其品质与价值。 得益于周边便利的海港、空港运输和快速通关，这家农副产品交易中心的进口水果成交规模迅速扩大。2025年，即墨海关监管进口水果货值11.4亿元， 同比增长38.2%。目前，该交易中心水果商户共有600多家，水果种类多达300多种，其中，进口水果的种类占到了总数三分之一以上。 央视网消息：随着春节临近，这几天，各地的年货市场愈发红火热闹。除了传统的本土特产，"洋年货"这几年也是越来越受欢迎。特别是进口水果，是 大家走亲访友、招待客人的热门选项。在我国北方最大的进口水果集散地，来自全球多地的进口水果在各项通关便利化措施保障下，顺利进入市场，保障了 国内市场消费需求。 山东即墨这家农副产品交易中心进口水果批发区里，摆满了来自世界各地的水果。一家商铺前，一批带着"枝头余温"的树熟榴莲刚刚到货，从泰国果园 到市场货架，也就几天的时间。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The upcoming Spring Festival has led to a surge in demand for imported fruits such as cherries, durians, and longans, which are becoming popular choices for holiday gifts and gatherings. However, these fruits may pose certain safety risks due to their complex supply chains and transportation processes [1]. Group 1: Consumer Safety and Recommendations - To assist consumers in safely purchasing imported fruits, the Market Supervision Administration has issued consumption guidelines [2]. - Excessive consumption of fruits can lead to health risks, particularly for those high in sugar and potassium, such as cherries and durians, which may burden the digestive system [3]. - Fruits may carry pesticide residues, preservatives, or contaminants from transportation and storage; inadequate washing can lead to long-term health risks [3]. - Improperly stored fruits may rot or mold, and toxins from mold can spread to unaffected areas, causing nausea and vomiting if consumed [3]. - Certain fruits, like mangoes and avocados, contain allergens that may trigger reactions in sensitive individuals, especially upon first consumption or in large quantities [3]. Group 2: Regulatory Compliance and Consumer Awareness - Imported fruits must meet the inspection and quarantine requirements outlined in the "Regulations on Inspection and Quarantine of Imported Fruits," with customs conducting both on-site and laboratory inspections [4]. - Sellers of imported fruits are required to obtain and retain customs-issued inspection and quarantine certificates, ensuring compliance with food safety standards [4]. - Consumers are advised to purchase imported fruits from reputable stores, check packaging labels for origin and quality, and inspect for signs of spoilage such as mold or unusual odors [4]. Group 3: Proper Handling and Storage - Proper cleaning of fruits is essential to remove surface dust and contaminants; fruits should be stored in sealed containers to prevent cross-contamination [5]. - Small fruits like cherries and blueberries should be rinsed under running water, soaked in saline or specialized cleaning solutions, and rinsed again before consumption [5]. - Fruits with skins, such as citrus and apples, should be scrubbed with a soft brush under running water, and it is recommended to peel them before eating [5]. - Tropical fruits like mangoes and durians should be washed before peeling, while temperate fruits like cherries should be refrigerated promptly to extend freshness [6][7]. Group 4: Consumption Guidelines for Vulnerable Groups - Fruits should be consumed in moderation, especially by vulnerable groups such as the elderly, children, pregnant women, and those with weakened immune systems, who should avoid long-term storage [9]. - Diabetic patients and individuals with kidney issues should follow medical advice regarding fruit consumption [9]. - Those with allergies, particularly to certain tropical fruits, should test small amounts before full consumption and seek medical attention if allergic reactions occur [9]. - Consumers are encouraged to keep receipts and packaging for potential quality issues and to report any adverse reactions to the relevant authorities [9].

2026年春节临近，颜色红艳、寓意吉祥的车厘子再度成为年货市场的"C位"主角。虽然年年都说车厘子 价格"跳水"，但是2026年尤为明显。 2025年11月，来自南半球的新一季车厘子刚登陆中国市场，山姆会员店"3J级"智利车厘子售价为159.9 元/公斤，到了2026年1月，同款产品价格已"腰斩"至79.9元/公斤。在盒马门店，降价趋势更为显著， 2026年1月促销期间，"2J级"车厘子礼盒叠加返券后售价为99元/5斤（约合20元/斤），而上个月同等规 格产品售价还在180元/5斤左右。 每年11月到次年2月，随着车厘子供应量逐渐上升，价格随之下降，这符合价格随供需关系变化的规 律。而拉长时间看，本产季的价格远低于往年。 《每日经济新闻》记者从广州江南果菜批发市场获悉，2026年2月5日的智利进口车厘子批发价同比下降 约22%，较2024年更是下跌39%，这一产季（2025年11月至2026年2月）的价格创近5年新低。 值得注意的是，在价格亲民的同时，"爱吃车厘子的人天塌了"却在2月8日登上热搜。有消费者反 映："果核周围有点发黑，味道也莫名有点发苦。" 在此背景下，记者将用数据分析车厘子为何成为年货顶流，又为 ...

"每年春节都是东南亚热带水果的消费黄金季。自2025年以来，鲜榴莲通关速度更快，生意也更旺！"麻 栗坡佳庆边贸有限公司总经理张家庆介绍，高峰时期，公司单日进口榴莲冷链货车达100辆，直供北 京、上海和重庆等地。 为保障新春"甜蜜年货"抢鲜上市，天保海关深入推进智慧海关建设，提前研判新春货物运输高峰，量身 打造"农产品通关快车道"，推出"优先查验、加急送检、合格即放"等举措。应用非侵入式、智能化查验 设备及新一代物流监控平台、可视化智能监控平台，实现车辆进场、卸货、查验全流程一站式办理，口 岸物流效率提升40%以上。 【东盟专线】东南亚水果"跨境春运" 中越边境天保口岸年味飘"鲜" 中新社云南文山2月9日电春节将至，中越边境天保口岸，一辆辆满载新鲜榴莲、龙眼、菠萝蜜等东南亚 特色水果的进境货车有序通过鲜活易腐农产品"绿色通道"，将带着枝头清香的"洋年货"发往国内各大市 场，丰富民众的新春果盘。 数据显示，今年1月，昆明海关所属天保海关监管进口东盟水果达9800吨，同比增长214%。 天保口岸位于云南省文山壮族苗族自治州麻栗坡县，与越南清水口岸相邻，为云南对越第二大口岸，也 是中国与东盟水果贸易的重要通道。 （文 ...

Group 1 - The price of cherries in China has significantly decreased this year, with wholesale prices dropping to a five-year low, reflecting a 22% year-on-year decline and a 39% drop compared to two years ago [1][21] - The supply of cherries from Chile has increased, with imports rising by approximately 37% in December 2025 compared to the previous season, contributing to the price drop [16][21] - Chile dominates the cherry export market, accounting for 97% of the Southern Hemisphere's cherry exports and 64% of global exports, with 98% of cherries imported by China coming from Chile [4][7] Group 2 - The increase in cherry production in Chile is attributed to a doubling of planting area from 38,000 hectares in 2019 to about 80,000 hectares in 2025, driven by Chinese demand [21] - The quality of cherries has reportedly declined in February due to market saturation and logistical challenges, with some consumers noting issues with taste and appearance [1][22] - The overall trend in the high-end imported fruit market shows a price decline, with 90% of monitored fruit categories experiencing price drops, while cherries have seen a decline exceeding 15% [24][25]

Core Viewpoint - The recent inspection by Wenzhou Market Supervision Administration revealed that out of 244 food samples tested, 221 passed while 23 failed to meet national food safety standards, primarily due to pesticide residue and excessive use of food additives [2][3][4][5][6]. Summary by Categories Non-compliant Food Items - Dried vegetables sold by Longgang City Lao Liang Dried Seafood Store contained lead (Pb) exceeding national safety standards [2]. - Snap peas sold by Wenzhou Vegetable Basket Wholesale Market Lin An Vegetable Store had acetamiprid levels not compliant with safety standards [3]. - Nut pudding sold online by Wenzhou Ouhai New Bridge Bang Ge E-commerce Store showed high levels of total bacterial count, coliforms, and molds [3]. - Water-boiled peanuts sold by Liu Liangsheng Delicacy Store in Yongjia County had sulfur dioxide residue exceeding safety limits [4]. Analysis of Non-compliance - Lead (Pb): The maximum allowable limit for lead in dried vegetables is 0.8 mg/kg, with potential contamination from environmental sources or production processes [7]. - Cadmium (Cd): The maximum allowable limit for cadmium in snap peas is 0.05 mg/kg, with contamination likely from soil or water [7]. - Pesticides: Various pesticides such as dichlorvos and carbofuran were found in excess, with maximum allowable limits set at 0.02 mg/kg for certain vegetables [8][9]. Regulatory Actions - The Wenzhou Market Supervision Administration has mandated local regulatory bodies to investigate and take corrective actions against the non-compliant products, including product recalls and risk control measures [16].