Some aquatic products have withdrawn from the Shanghai market

According to reports, Shanghai will permanently or seasonally prohibit some high-risk foods from entering the market, and fish products such as razor clams and clams will completely disappear from the Shanghai market from October 1. The reporter learned yesterday that the "Shanghai Municipal People's Government Prohibited Production and Management of Food Varieties Announcement" was formally released on the Shanghai government website and notified a batch of blacklisted products with prohibited production and prohibited sales.

According to the announcement, aquatic products such as cockroach, muddy, burrowing oysters, clams, dead cicadas, soft-shelled turtles, turtles, crabs, clams, crawfish and dead shellfish are classified as banned forever. Drunken shrimps, drunk crabs, drunken crabs, salty crabs, and drunken mud snails are not forbidden forever, but they must be approved for circulation and catering services before they can be processed. From May 1st to October 31st each year, Drunk prawns, drunk crabs, drunken fish, and salty crabs also have to stop production operations intermittently.

The announcement also made it clear that shopping malls, supermarkets, food markets, commodity trading markets, and catering service establishments are prohibited from processing, selling and selling sea bream and sea bream, and food circulation vendors and catering services are prohibited from operating nitrite-processed foods. It is forbidden to eat uncooked foods such as raw aquatic products, sashimi, salad dishes, salads, cooked foods without heat treatment, and freshly squeezed drinks, fresh dairy products, and squid cakes.