China: A freezer in Chengdu was fined 200,000 yuan for storing unlicensed food

Published 2021년 7월 30일

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A trading company in Chengdu has been fined 200,000 yuan and had illegal gains of 14,400 yuan confiscated for storing meat products without the required quarantine certificate. The products were found during a joint inspection by market supervision and public security bureaus. The company also failed to register with the local market supervision bureau. The case is part of a special enforcement action against rural counterfeit and shoddy food, with the difficulty of investigating such cases due to concealed cargo owners and non-cooperation from library owners.

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News from this newspaper (Zhang Dong) knowing that the three consignors have not obtained the quarantine certificate, they still let their stored meat products into the warehouse because of the storage fees. In the case of a trading company in Chengdu, it made a penalty decision, confiscating 14,400 yuan of illegal gains and imposing a fine of 200,000 yuan. According to reports, during a joint inspection conducted by the Chengdu Municipal Market Supervision Bureau, Shuangliu District Market Supervision Bureau, and Chengdu Public Security Bureau Shuangliu Branch, law enforcement officers conducted an on-site inspection of a cold storage operated by a Chengdu trading company and found that The frozen stock contains cold-chain cattle by-products with or without Chinese labels, and the quarantine certificate for the above-mentioned cattle by-products cannot be provided. After investigation, law enforcement officers found that the company was engaged in food storage business with ...

Source: Chinaeconomy