Some "steaming kung fu" shops in Beijing were found to have steamed buns with banned flavors, and the municipal health supervision agency seized them after investigation. Two steamed kung fu steamed bun shops in Hujialou area of Beijing and the steamed kung fu steamed bun breakfast sales point near Anzhenmen subway have closed.

The health department inspected a store selling steamed Kung Fu buns near Huo Ying Railway Station and found that the store did not obtain a catering service license. Seal up the shop on the spot, and seal up the dough mixer, peeling machine, steam stove and stainless steel table for making steamed buns according to law. However, the "essence" and redundant food raw materials added in steamed bread processing were not found at the scene.

Beijing Chaoyang and Changping Health Supervision Offices inspected four steamed kung fu steamed bun shops and three other steamed bun shops, and found no illegal use of additives. /kloc-On the afternoon of 0/6, law enforcement officers from Shijingshan Industrial and Commercial Branch went to the Food Center of Beijing Steamed Kung Fu Catering Management Co., Ltd. for investigation. It is understood that as early as the beginning of August, this workshop was put on file by the industrial and commercial department for allegedly operating beyond the scope without a health permit, and at the same time it was required to suspend business for rectification because of cross-regional operation in unregistered places.