Chief reporter of Jimu News Liu Shurui
On November 28, some netizens said that they ate a disgusting foreign body in a certain brand of ham sausage. Subsequently, the after-sales offered to compensate it for 100 yuan or 2 boxes of ham sausages. On the 29th, the relevant personnel of the company involved said that in a similar situation, consumers can contact the market service hotline to reflect relevant problems.
In the early morning of the 28th, the Little Red Book netizen "Bar La La" posted a picture, which showed an unknown object mixed in a ham intestine. Subsequently, at 5 a.m. on the same day, the netizen once again published an article saying that he contacted the after-sales customer service, and after the sale said that he could compensate him for 100 yuan or 2 boxes of ham sausages, and he refused compensation.
Below the related article, a large number of netizens said that the foreign body in the figure is suspected of being a mouse leg, and it may also be an earthworm. So, what exactly is a foreign body?
Jimu News reporter contacted a veterinarian at the Wuhan Zoo, she said that the foreign body in the picture is the mouse leg that netizens said, so no matter how small, it should have tissue structure and bones. But the heterogeneous substance in the picture is soft and not quite like an animal joint.
At about 10:00 a.m. on the 29th, the Jimu news reporter contacted the public relations center of the company involved, and the staff said that in a similar situation, consumers can contact the market service hotline to reflect, the service hotline will report to the local office according to the address of the consumer, and the jurisdiction office will arrange business personnel to verify whether it is the company's product, whether there is a foreign body, and then carry out follow-up disposal work.
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