Sanquan soup-filled dumplings are suspected to have tested positive for African swine fever virus nucleic acid, which has attracted much attention.

On the afternoon of February 18, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange issued a letter of concern to Sanquan Food (002216.SZ), requiring Sanquan Food to explain the time and company when the company’s products were randomly tested positive for African swine fever virus nucleic acid. The time when the above matters became known, etc., and the impact of the above matters on the operating performance in 2019 were evaluated.

On the morning of that day, Sanquan Foods issued an announcement in response to the fact that its products, soup-filled dumplings, were suspected to be positive for African swine fever virus nucleic acid, saying that the company had immediately removed the relevant suspected batches of products from all sales outlets. The channel was sealed, and an investigation team led by the Henan Provincial Animal Husbandry Bureau has gone to Hunan and Gansu to conduct investigations.

The Paper contacted the Henan Provincial Animal Husbandry Bureau, which responded that the African swine fever incident is currently "under investigation." The Paper reporter called the Sanquan Food Secretary’s Office several times, but no one answered.

However, "Sanquan Soup Dumplings" can no longer be found on many e-commerce shopping websites, including Taobao, JD.com and Suning. Suning said it has removed relevant products from the shelves.

Large supermarkets Auchan and RT-Mart have also removed all Sanquan pork dumplings from their shelves.

Suspected batches of products are sealed, and the Henan Provincial Government has set up a joint investigation team

On February 15, it was reported that the batches produced by Sanquan included 1000g of soup-filled pork in 20190113H Dumplings, 500g soup-filled pork and mushroom dumplings in 2018111H, and 500g soup-filled pork and celery dumplings in 20181129H were found to be suspected African swine fever virus nucleic acid positive during sampling in Xiangxi Hunan, Hunan and Jiuquan, Gansu.

On the same day, Sanquan Food responded to investor questions on the interactive platform of the Shenzhen Exchange, saying, “The company has paid attention to this incident. As of now, the company has not received notification from the relevant authoritative departments. The company will further verify the incident. "

On February 18, Sanquan Food announced that the company would communicate with the regulatory authorities as soon as possible after learning the information, take action, assume corresponding responsibilities, and actively cooperate with the relevant departments of the two places. Further verification and corresponding handling work will be carried out, and the company sincerely apologizes for the trouble and inconvenience this matter has caused to consumers.

The news is of course true. The People's Daily has criticized Sanquan, and Sanquan is apologizing and dealing with it.