A Japanese restaurant in Hangzhou, where the whole family spent 2000 yuan, was fined. What is the reason for this shop being fined?

A Japanese-style food store in Hangzhou, where a family spent 2,000 yuan, was fined for three reasons, namely, the origin was inconsistent with the real thing, the food and beverage service license was not obtained, and imported drinks without Chinese labels were sold.

1. The Japanese store where the family in Hangzhou spent 2000 yuan was fined.

Online? Japanese food stores were reported to sell radioactive food? The news caused a heated discussion among netizens, but the published survey results surprised everyone. This Japanese restaurant is located in the West Lake Scenic Area in Hangzhou, with a per capita consumption of nearly 2,000 yuan. The store's leaflet indicates that all the ingredients in this store are airlifted from Japan and will be preserved in different ways according to various ingredients.

After eating in this Japanese food store, someone found that the two bottles of sake recommended by this store had no Chinese labels, and the food packaging was produced in Japan's nuclear radiation area, so they reported it and demanded compensation. After the supervision department intervened in the investigation, it was found that more than one Japanese restaurant had problems. According to relevant laws and regulations, the illegal income of 1, 4 1.28 yuan was confiscated, and the administrative penalty was 38,944 yuan.

2. What is the reason why this store was fined?

This Japanese restaurant was fined for three reasons, one is that the place of origin does not match the real thing, the other is that it has not obtained permission to engage in raw food catering service, and the third is to sell imported drinks without Chinese labels. This store claims? A high-end Japanese restaurant specializing in traditional Edo sushi? All the ingredients were flown in from Japan, but in the investigation, the staff found that most of the main ingredients in this store were purchased from farmers' markets or Qingdao.

The price of this store is not cheap either. The set meal is over RMB 0/000 per person, of which the price of Aichi eel Pushao is 46 yuan/serving, and the cost is 7.6 yuan/serving. This Japanese restaurant has raw food such as fishbone in its dishes, but it has not been licensed to engage in raw food catering services. According to Article 35 of the Food Safety Law, it is necessary to obtain a license to engage in catering services, so it is punished according to law.

According to Article 97 of the Food Safety Law, there should be Chinese labels and instructions when importing into prepackaged foods. Without Chinese labels and instructions, or if the labels and instructions do not meet the requirements, they shall not be imported. However, the two bottles of sake recommended by the store are all online, and there is no Chinese label.

Second, to sum up.

A Japanese food store with a family consumption of 2,000 yuan was fined for three reasons, namely, the place of origin was inconsistent with the real thing, the license for catering raw food was not obtained, and imported drinks without Chinese labels were sold.