When we find small bugs in food, we feel very sick and difficult to accept. But how would it feel if we found half or a few tiny bugs in our food? Recently, Ms. Lin from Shenzhen opened a package of seaweed she had bought at Sam's Supermarket after a workout, only to find that there were several cockroach carcasses on the seaweed, including two cockroaches embedded in the seaweed. In addition to cockroaches, sea moss has a faint musty smell and obvious white mold spots.
Ms. Lin noticed that the packaging of the seaweed indicated that the production date was May 17, 2023, and the shelf life was one year, and the incident was still within the shelf life. This seaweed is a salty seaweed imported from South Korea and sold for 69.8 yuan on the Sam's Supermarket app. Fortunately, Ms. Lin noticed an abnormality after opening the package and avoided eating worm-laden seaweed. However, the incident raises concerns and questions. Why are cockroaches in seaweed? Can the production date be changed at will?
In response to the feedback from members, Sam's Supermarket immediately paid attention to and launched a detailed investigation, and removed all products from the batch. However, the price of 69.8 yuan is no longer cheap, no matter how much food is priced, food safety is a basic requirement. When we buy something, we can accept a higher price, but we also want value for money and genuine. This incident reminds us of the importance of food safety. Whether it is imported or domestic food, we should be vigilant to protect our own health and that of our families.
At the same time, we should also strengthen the supervision of food production and sales to ensure food quality and safety. Finally, let's think about the question: will you continue to buy this nori seaweed? Please leave your comments to share your thoughts.