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Market regulator in Beijing to investigate Blue Frog over food safety concerns
Published on: 2023-03-16
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The market regulator in Beijing’s Chaoyang district initiated an investigation into three Blue Frog bar & grill restaurants in the area on Wednesday which also marks the World Consumer Rights Day. This followed a media report revealing inappropriate kitchen operations that raised concerns about food safety at one of the stores located in U-Town Mall.
 

The mapping platform Amap showed an involved Blue Frog located in U-Town mall already suspended services and the phone number could not be reached. A staff member from another Beijing-based Blue Frog store told the Global Times on Wednesday that an investigation was underway at an individual store, but their store was not affected and was operating normally.
 

The popular restaurant brand apologized for the situation and announced that the store in U-Town Mall would suspend operations for rectification, conduct a full review of food safety issues, and implement regular reviews and inspections for all stores while strengthening employee training.
 

A reporter from Beijing Radio and Television Station (BRTV) conducted an undercover investigation at the Blue Frog bar & grill restaurant in U-Town Mall, revealing inappropriate operations such as using black and rotten fruits to make salad, randomly replacing food expiration date labels, and wiping garbage cans with knives that were previously used to clean them.
 

Chaoyang's market supervision authority inspected the involved Blue Frog restaurant in U-Town Mall on Wednesday and found incomplete records for disinfection and food damage reports. The regulator launched an investigation of the store, which is now closed for rectification, and will conduct a food safety inspection of all ten Blue Frog restaurants in the district.
 

Meanwhile, a Japanese chain restaurant Yoshinoya located in Changping district in Beijing was fined for 65,000 ($9,413.90) for having a cockroach into its food, and the fine was issued on Tuesday, Beijing-based media outlet Economic View reported, while the topic also went trending on Sina Weibo on Wednesday.
 

记者卧底曝光后,蓝蛙餐厅被立案调查

3月15日,网红餐厅蓝蛙(北京悠唐广场店)经记者卧底曝光后,已被北京市朝阳区市场监管局立案调查。据媒体报道,蓝蛙在全国有79家门店,人均超过150元。悠唐广场店被曝光用烂水果制作沙拉、超过保质期的蔬菜依然能用、食材有效期标签随意更换、抹布完刀具擦垃圾桶。

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