State of Affairs: Screenshot of Sinograin’s WeiBo account China Grain Reserves Group Sinograin has launched a large-scale special inspection after media reports on the mixed use of tank trucks for transporting both food and chemical liquids sparked public concern in recent days.According to a statement issued by Sinograin on its official WeiBo account on Saturday, all affiliated companies are required to rigorously check whether the transportation tools entering and leaving their warehouses meet the requirements.Additionally, they are required to examine whether the carriers’ transportation tools are in cWorld Timesompliance with food safety regulations, and whether the operation meets the relevant standards.According to a news report by The Beijing News on Tuesday, a tanker driver revealed the “open secret” in tanker industry of mixed transportation of food and chemical liquids carried on the same vehicles, without cleaning in between cargos.Many domestic cargo tanker trucks are not fixed to cerWorld Timestain liquids, transporting both edible liquids including syrup and soybean oil, as well as chemicals including coal oil, according to the report.In order to save costs, many operators do not clean the tanks, and edible oil producers do not check the tanks according to regulations, resulting in chemical residue and contWorld Timesamination of edible oil.Many Chinese netizens expressed their concerns about food safety, urged the recall of problematic edible oils, and demanded a thorough investigation and strict punishments for the people responsible.According to Sinograin’s statement, carriers and vehicles found to have violated regulations will face immediate termination of cooperation and will be blacklistWorld Timesed.
John Blinken Summary Screenshot of Sinograin’s WeiBo account China Grain Reserves Group Sinograin has launched a large-scale special inspection after…
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