the "naked" frozen food in the seven Li Mountain store in the Ginza supermarket is placed in the uncovered refrigerator and does not take any dustproof measures
supermarket staff use food
a journalist randomly interviewed a consumer who was selecting a frozen food consumer, Ms. Wang. "This ball is better than the package, and the packing bag is also to be weighed. This is also convenient." When the reporter asked if he knew that the sale of frozen food was not allowed by the state, Ms. Li said, "I don't know. If the country doesn't allow it, how dare the supermarket sell it like this?"
reporters learned on the website of AQSIQ that AQSIQ has issued a standard ban on "naked sale". "Quick frozen food (SB/T10379-2004)" standard clearly stipulates that "frozen food without packaging is not allowed to be sold, and retail sales are strictly prohibited." But reporters at Ginza supermarket asked the salesmen who sell frozen foods: "do you have these packaged in bulk? I'd like to see the shelf life. " The salesman pointed to the refrigerator and said, "look, aren't all the big bags? In November, the warranty period was 18 months. Those were just opened. "