(Exclusive) Two major egg plants in the country caught in an "egg mix-up"! Some raw materials of Chin Yi washed eggs are unidentified, and Ruei Mu was actually operating in a "non-legally licensed washing facility"
In November, two "egg mix-up incidents" broke out! Chin Yi Egg Products, a leading company in the domestic egg industry, was involved in a violation in which "the amount of raw material eggs purchased did not match the amount of washed products shipped," and the Council of Agriculture suspended its right to use "traceability labels" for washed eggs and demanded that the operator make improvements within a deadline. In addition, Ruei Mu Foods, famous for producing "traceable agricultural products" eggs, was also reported to have an unlicensed washing facility, with employees washing eggs without authorization in a factory that had only obtained temporary factory registration, and its traceable agricultural products qualification was revoked on the spot.
The Council of Agriculture estimated that the illegal situations at the two sites had persisted for 1-2 months, but stressed that both incidents were "labeling problems," not concerns about the eggs themselves. Last week, although Chin Yi Egg Products had already applied for re-inspection and relisting, eggs are a basic daily necessity, and two "egg mix-up incidents" occurred within one month, while neither company has publicly provided an explanation. Exactly which links in the process went wrong? This still affects consumers' right to know and confidence in food safety.
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