The article highlights the issue of agricultural product processors using chemicals to enhance the appearance of fruits and vegetables, a practice that is deceiving consumers and potentially harmful to health. The use of corrosive and sensitizing agents like sodium hypochlorite and sodium metabisulfite can cause liver damage and increase the risk of food poisoning. The article calls for strict legal action and increased market supervision to prevent such practices, emphasizing that the safety of food should not be compromised for cosmetic improvements. A severe punishment, including imprisonment and heavy fines, was upheld in Guangzhou as a deterrent, underscoring the importance of enforcing regulations to protect consumer health and maintain market integrity.