Did the restaurant without a license settle in?

Recently, the Shenzhen Market Inspection Bureau investigated a number of illegal businesses selling food on the Internet platform, and conducted investigations on “Hungry,” “American Mission Take-out,” “Public Review,” “Amoy Dots (Word of mouth).” From October 1, the newly implemented Food Safety Law clearly stipulates that online food transaction third-party platforms should register real-name food business operators on the network, and corresponding licenses should be reviewed. A survey by the reporter found that some online delivery platforms had lax approval, resulting in “unimpeded” unlicensed restaurants on the platform.

Two unlicensed restaurants were sealed

At the end of October, the Food Inspection Division of the Shenzhen City Inspection Bureau jointly with the law enforcement officers of the Futian Bureau of the Shenzhen Municipal Market and Quality Supervision Committee conducted a law enforcement inspection on the “Chongqing Favorite Mala Tang” shop at Shazuifang, Futian District, Shenzhen. The shop is located at No. 91-3 Shabu Yifang, Futian District, Shenzhen. The store has an area of ​​about 20 square meters and specialises in Mala Tang. It is open 24 hours. The person in charge said that the store has a business license, but there is no catering service license, and said the store is also "hungry?" "U.S. group take-out," "Popular Comments," "Amoy dots (Word of mouth takeout)" and other network platforms to sell Mala Tang.

On November 2nd, the Food Inspection Division of Shenzhen City Inspection Bureau

The staff conducted a surprise inspection of the “Brine Shop” located at Lane 11, Coco Village, Shangsha, Shazui Street, Futian District, Shenzhen. This is a restaurant that operates pig's foot meal. The person in charge of the store cannot provide the "Food Service License". There are no health workers or even health certificates. At the scene, law enforcement officers discovered the service contract with Beijing Sankuai Online Technology Co., Ltd.

Responsible individuals of the two restaurants stated that online delivery platforms such as “Hungry” and “U.S. Takeaway” did not examine whether the restaurant had a “Food Service License”.

At present, the above two restaurants were closed down by the market supervision department of Shenzhen City for their unlicensed operations.

Poorly audited online delivery

Industry sources told reporters that due to fierce competition, the major online delivery platforms have chosen to “sweep the streets” or even “sweep” to open up businesses. Take the U.S. team as an example. Most of its thousands of employees are offline sales employees, and go to the streets to negotiate with merchants for cooperation.

"Such as various kinds of 'yellow chicken rice,' 'Guilin rice noodle,' and other snack shops are all targets of our business expansion." An online delivery platform employee said that according to regulations, restaurant business must also have a business license and catering service license However, under the pressure of performance, “some employees even went to the “peasant room”, the so-called “restaurants” in the residential building to pull customers, the situation of lax examination of merchant qualifications may occur.”

Take the US Mission Take-out Network as an example. After the reporter clicks “I want to open a store” on the home page and fill in the basic information such as the name, geographical location and food type of the restaurant, he enters the “Upgrade Qualification” link. The reporter found that this link can be selected in business licenses, catering service licenses, franchise operations, and later uploads. When the reporter clicks "Upload Later", he enters the next step, "Fill in Collection Information," and waits after completion. Review. "We immediately off the relevant unlicensed business." The American Mission Public Relations Department said.

Four platforms face punishment for investigation

“This is the first case in the country since the implementation of the new food safety law to investigate the statutory licensing review obligations of the online trading platform,” said the person in charge of the Food Inspection Division of the Shenzhen City Market Inspection Bureau.

Based on "'Hungry Mody'' US group take-out''public comment'''s Amoy Dot (Word of mouth takeout)'' 4 online food trading third-party platforms to improve their performance, allegedly failing to fulfill their statutory licensing review obligations", Shenzhen market The Inspection Division of the Inspection Bureau has conducted investigations on four companies, and the four companies will also face penalties ranging from 50,000 yuan to 200,000 yuan.

"If a network food transaction third-party platform fails to perform its review obligations and causes serious consequences, it will be ordered to suspend business until the license is revoked by the original license-issuing department," said the relevant person in charge of the inspection department.

According to legal professionals, the third-party platform for online food transactions such as being hungry and the US group is gradually

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