Ding Dong was interviewed for pretending to be a live fish to buy food. Do you believe in buying food online?

I won't believe online shopping, because I don't think online shopping is safe at all, and we can't guarantee that all vegetables and meat are fresh.

With the continuous development of the Internet age, we have actually enjoyed the convenience brought to our lives by the Internet age. Before that, when people needed to buy food, many people needed to go to supermarkets and vegetable markets to buy food on the spot. After the emergence of online shopping mode, we only need to buy food online, and finally a courier will help us deliver it to our doorstep. Although this model can facilitate our life, it can't guarantee the problem of dishes.

First, what is this thing?

This story is about Ding Dong buying food. It was revealed that Ding Dong used dead fish as live fish to deceive consumers. After that, the market supervision department conducted an interview on the vegetable purchase in JD.COM. Ding Dong also realized his mistake and said that he would further standardize the operation.

Second, I personally don't believe in online shopping for food.

After this incident, many consumers actually don't trust online shopping apps. For consumers, there is no way to ensure that vegetables and meat are completely fresh. If these online apps do not have corresponding industry self-discipline, our legitimate rights and interests are likely to be infringed, and some online apps may even touch food hygiene and health. Security issues.

Third, I think relevant industries need to formulate corresponding norms.

Because the online shopping model is very new, the industry has not formulated corresponding norms at all, which has caused many online shopping apps to harm consumers. To some extent, if we can't ask related enterprises to conduct certain moral self-discipline, we should use specific rules to restrain their behavior. When these companies can't even adhere to the basic food safety direction, it is no wonder that many consumers have expressed their boycott of this kind of food shopping app.