Various places have completed the inspection of 10,325 batches of children's food such as candy and beverages.

Today, reporters learned that since May, the State Administration for Market Regulation has organized the "Check Me Out" activity with the theme of "Guarding Growth, Check Together", focusing on children's food safety to build a solid protection network for their growth. According to statistics, market supervision departments across the country have conducted the themed activities 137 times, released questionnaires 160 times, with 524,000 consumers participating in selection, and collected a total of 11.68 million items of public opinion information. Around children's food products such as infant formula, infant supplementary food, candies, biscuits, dairy products, puffed snacks, frozen beverages, convenience food, and beverages that are of concern to the public, a total of 10,325 batches were inspected, covering both online and offline sales channels, to strictly investigate and eliminate risks. For any substandard food products found, local market supervision departments have taken strict measures such as removing them from shelves, recalling them, and filing cases according to law, to prevent problematic food from entering the market.