Shenzhen launches night-time enforcement action to investigate and deal with smuggled frozen products

News from this website After the first victory of the night law enforcement vanguard team of Shenzhen Market Inspection Bureau on July 28, on the evening of July 30, all the vanguard team used the weekend to attack again, and went to four teams to investigate and deal with smuggled frozen products at night.

The first and second teams of Pioneer focused on conducting law enforcement inspections on high-end restaurants in the core areas of the city, and found a batch of imported condiments without Chinese labels, 4 imported wines that could not provide proof of import procedures, and a small amount of Spanish pork that could not provide proof of legal origin.

Hong Jun, director of Shenzhen Market Inspection Bureau, led a team to enforce the law

The third and fourth teams of Pioneer focused on carrying out law enforcement inspections on large freezers and cold chain industrial parks in Longgang District, inquired about the epidemic prevention measures of freezers in detail, and went deep into the freezers at minus 18 degrees Celsius to check the labels, origin, nucleic acids, disinfection, etc.

A total of 29 people were dispatched in this operation, and a batch of sauces, black tea, and food coloring without legal origin, a batch of expired food, and a small amount of pork without legal origin were seized.

(Zhang Ruijia and Xie Xiang)

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