During the epidemic in Shijiazhuang, many unscrupulous traders maliciously raised prices, causing serious economic losses to consumers. Some netizens commented on the Internet that the price was too high.
In the shop outside Tongxiang, 2 kg of leeks, 2 kg of cucumbers, a bag of shredded cakes and a bag of noodles, 105 yuan. What's more, the total price will be told after weighing. ?
A celery, a handful of garlic moss, four heads of garlic, three catties of millet, 50 yuan. ?
A Chinese cabbage was sold to 58 yuan. ? You could have bought a Chinese cabbage for a dozen dollars, but now it costs 60 dollars. Many netizens call you? Can't afford it? .
According to the scope of awards issued by Shijiazhuang Municipal Market Supervision Administration:
These Measures shall apply to the acceptance publicity (hereinafter referred to as? Whistleblower? , should be a natural person) to report the following illegal acts within the scope of their duties, which are verified and closed, and shall be rewarded accordingly:
1. drive up prices, hoard, fabricate and spread price increase information, and disrupt market order.
2. Meat that has not been quarantined or is unqualified according to regulations, or meat products that have not been inspected or are unqualified.
3. Those who have not obtained the Pharmaceutical Production License, Pharmaceutical Trading License or Pharmaceutical Preparation License for Medical Institutions to produce and trade pharmaceuticals or prepare preparations.
4 production and sales of fake and shoddy masks, disinfection and other epidemic prevention supplies.
5. No sales and storage? One single and three certificates? (that is, customs clearance documents, nucleic acid detection certificates, disinfection certificates, inspection and quarantine certificates) imported cold chain foods.
6. Illegal sale of smuggled food and articles.
Shijiazhuang Market Supervision Administration appealed to consumers to call 123 15 to report illegal acts such as price fraud, or to report to the local market supervision department.
Through the time when the Shijiazhuang epidemic drove up prices, it was even more outrageous to drive up prices during the Wuhan epidemic last year. 7 yuan an eggplant, 10 yuan a corn, a kilogram of tomatoes, 22 yuan a kilogram of green beans, 36 yuan a kilogram of carrots, 25 yuan and other sky-high vegetables? These vegetables were several times higher than the market price. After repeated education by the Wuhan market supervision department, they still didn't want to repent, and they were finally fined 3 million yuan. In contrast, the maximum fine of 5,000 yuan in Shijiazhuang is relatively light.
During the epidemic, the shortage of vegetables, fruits and other foods often leads to insufficient supply. It is understandable that the price has risen slightly, but it is unacceptable to be several times higher than the market price.