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The North City Health Bureau sent personnel to conduct an inspection and found six major deficiencies in the industry, including placing sauces, eggs, and pots on the floor. They have requested improvements before April 28. (Photo/Taipei City Health Bureau)

There have been constant concerns about food safety in Taiwan recently. Local drama actress Zhou Yurou recently posted on IG that she went to a well-known noodle shop in Beijing and had diarrhea when she got home. In response to this, the Beijing Municipal Health Bureau sent personnel to conduct an inspection on the 26th and announced the results of the inspection. It was found that the operator had six major deficiencies in placing sauces, eggs, and pots on the floor. It has requested improvements before April 28. If the re-inspection does not comply with the regulations, then A fine of NT$3 million or NT$200 million may be imposed respectively in accordance with the Food Safety Law.

Zhou Yurou pointed out in the video, “Last night I ate at a famous noodle shop near my house. I came back and had diarrhea and my stomach hurts so much today.” And when she later checked the reviews of the noodle shop the night before, she saw that Many customers said they had diarrhea and felt like vomiting after eating, which made her instantly frightened. “When I looked carefully, the same thing happened to many people.”

In this regard, after checking, this is the Bride’s Snack Baoqing store. Director of the Health Bureau Lin Guanzhen said that the Health Bureau sent personnel to inspect early on the 26th and found that the food business login platform had not been updated, sauces, eggs, pots and pans in the workplace and dining places were placed on the ground, as well as sauces in the dining places. Hygiene deficiencies such as food and cleaning supplies not being placed separately, things placed in a messy manner on the work surface and counter area, food in the refrigerator not being covered, clips placed in the vegetable basket, etc.

Lin Guanzhen said that he has requested improvements before April 28. If the re-examination does not meet the regulations, a fine of NT$30,000 to NT$3 million or NT$60,000 to NT$200 million may be imposed in accordance with the Food Safety Law.