On August 27, Puliton released an information note on the “Puliton Food Supplement Machine Blade Gap” circulating on the online platform: The company was concerned about a video involving a Puliton food supplement machine circulating on the online platform. The video content stated that it discovered a gap in the mixing blade when making mashed potato supplements for babies, and indicated that suspected blade fragments were found during the feeding process. The company attached great importance to this and immediately set up a special inspection team to conduct a comprehensive inspection of the batch, blade material and process of the products involved. After verification, the blades of Puliton's food supplement machines are all made of 316L stainless steel, and the blades used in the company's food supplement machines all have relevant inspection reports that meet national quality inspection requirements. The company has initiated a communication and verification process with the video publisher, and is willing to provide free professional testing services for the Pliton food supplement machine products it has purchased to verify the blade material and the cause of damage.

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