Guizhou man was fined nearly 20 thousand for "killing pigs" What are the reasons for the punishment?

Introduction: Eating pork in the New Year seems to have become a custom all over the world. A man in Guizhou was fined 20 thousand for killing pigs in the New Year. This matter has also aroused widespread concern among netizens on the Internet. Seemingly simple things, but there are many reasons. So what is the specific situation? Today, Bian Xiao will take you to find out.

First, the restoration of the incident Guizhou man bought a pig he raised from the villagers in the neighboring village, but the pig was not tested. After buying the pig, the man slaughtered the pig and took it to town for sale. Only because of the inspection by the personnel on duty, because the man could not produce the inspection certificate, the pork was not stamped and the pork sold by the man was confiscated. Because it is illegal to sell untested pork privately, the man was fined nearly 20 thousand yuan

Second, Bian Xiao's view After a thorough understanding of the matter, we can know that this man spent 4,000 yuan on a pig, but not only did he not make any money, but he also lost a lot of money. Therefore, this man's incident was known by many people through media reports and people's constant attention on the Internet, which made many people afraid to kill pigs and sell them privately. Moreover, it is normal for many rural people to kill pigs and eat meat in the New Year, especially for many people to raise all kinds of poultry at home to supplement meat.

However, these meats have not been tested, so there are some problems in safety and there is no way to guarantee them. Therefore, the state has issued such regulations for the safety of the people. Through this man's story, I hope that when you buy something and eat it in your mouth in the future, you must think clearly and don't make fun of your life. Because after all, I have eaten it, and I still have to be responsible. Moreover, the state also has relevant regulations, indicating that it is not illegal to eat pigs raised by oneself, but it is more reassuring to test them in advance from the perspective of health.