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Numbering Project name Results
I. Inspected: 53 companies
(I) GHP: 29 companies were required to make improvements within a deadline,
of which 26 companies passed the re-inspection and 3 companies did not
11 Inspection Project pass the re-inspection.
for Bean Products (II) Registration: 1 company was not applicable, 14 companies were required
Manufacturers to make improvements within a deadline and all of them passed the re-
inspection.
(III)Others: 2 companies did not have a hygiene inspector.
II. Labeling: 23 cases, all were in compliance with the regulations.
III. Random inspection: 58 cases, of which 9 cases did not meet the regulations.
[First stage] 450 random inspection cases, of which 33 cases did not meet the
regulations.
[Second stage]
I. Inspected: 43 companies
12 Inspection Project for (I) GHP: 14 companies were required to make improvements within a deadline
Pickled Vegetables and all of them passed the re-inspection.
(II) Registration: 5 companies were required to make improvement within a
deadline, and all of them had passed the re-inspection.
(III)Others: 1 company did not have a hygiene inspector.
II. Labeling: 45 cases, all were in compliance with the regulations.
III. Random inspection: 41 cases, of which 2 cases did not meet the regulations.
I. Inspected: 60 companies
(I) GHP: 24 companies were required to make improvements within a deadline,
of which 23 companies passed the re-inspection and 1 company did not pass
Inspection project the re-inspection.
13 for edible ice (II) Registration: 10 companies were required to make improvements within a
manufacturers deadline and all of them passed the re-inspection.
(III)Product liability insurance: 3 companies were not applicable and the
remaining 57 companies were in compliance with the regulations.
II. Random inspections: 60 cases, all were in compliance with the regulations.
I. Inspected: 54 companies
(I) GHP: 26 companies were required to make improvements within a deadline
and all of them passed the re-inspection.
(II) Registration: 5 companies were required to make improvement within a
deadline, and all of them had passed the re-inspection.
(III)Use and management of food additives: 12 companies were not applicable,
12 companies were required to make improvements within a deadline and all
of them passed the re-inspection.
(IV)Traceability: 42 companies were not applicable and the remaining 12
14 Inspection Project companies were in compliance with the regulations.
for Packaged Ice (V)Mandatory inspection: 42 companies were not applicable and the remaining
Manufacturers 12 companies were in compliance with the regulations.
(VI)Food safety monitoring plan: 42 companies were not applicable and the
remaining 12 companies were in compliance with regulations.
(VII)Waste management: 10 companies were required to make improvements
within a deadline and all of them passed the re-inspection.
(VIII)Standard form contract: 39 companies were not applicable, 8 companies
were required to make improvements within a deadline and all of them
passed the re-inspection.
II. Labeling: 160 cases, of which 5 cases did not meet the regulations.
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the regulations.
I. Inspected: 72 companies
(I) GHP: 46 companies were required to make improvements within a deadline
and all of them passed the re-inspection.
(II) Registration: 3 companies were not applicable, 12 companies were required
15 Inspection project to make improvements within a deadline and all of them passed the re-
for rice noodle inspection.
wet product (III)Use and management of food additives: 18 companies were not applicable,
manufacturers 32 companies were required to make improvements within a deadline and all
of them passed the re-inspection.
(IV)Waste management: 8 companies were not applicable, 23 companies were
required to make improvements within a deadline and all of them passed the
re-inspection.
II. Random inspection: 140 cases, of which 12 cases did not meet the regulations.
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