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On the morning of July 31, the General Administration of Market Regulation held a special press conference on food safety. Wang Lin, deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Market Supervision Bureau, explained at the conference that since the launch of the country's first online catering electronic license verification application in Shanghai on May 26 this year, Shanghai has simultaneously promoted license verification for new and existing online restaurant merchants, and more than 70,000 online restaurant merchants across the city are gradually implementing “bright license” operations. According to Wang Lin, on May 26 of this year, under the guidance and support of the General Administration of Market Supervision, the first online catering electronic license verification application was launched in Shanghai to use technology to solve problems such as falsification, fraud, licensing, and licensing in online catering service operations, and curb the “ghost takeout” chaos.
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On the morning of July 31, the General Administration of Market Regulation held a special press conference on food safety. Wang Lin, deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Market Supervision Bureau, explained at the conference that since the launch of the country's first online catering electronic license verification application in Shanghai on May 26 this year, Shanghai has simultaneously promoted license verification for new and existing online restaurant merchants, and more than 70,000 online restaurant merchants across the city are gradually implementing “bright license” operations. According to Wang Lin, on May 26 of this year, under the guidance and support of the General Administration of Market Supervision, the first online catering electronic license verification application was launched in Shanghai to use technology to solve problems such as falsification, fraud, licensing, and licensing in online catering service operations, and curb the “ghost takeout” chaos.
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