The General Administration of Customs issued the “Notice on Optimizing Supervisory Measures for Imported Food Enterprises and Related Matters”. Among them, it is clear that imported grain should be processed and used by designated processing enterprises with conditions such as epidemic prevention and treatment. Customs discovers that relevant enterprises have the following irregularities, in addition to prosecuting the relevant enterprise liability in accordance with the law, require them to rectify within a limited period of time: failure to implement plant epidemic monitoring and control measures in accordance with regulations; failure to record information such as handling, transportation, storage, processing, scrap processing, shipping flow, etc. of imported grain in accordance with regulations; failure to implement epidemic prevention measures such as prevention of spillage and sealing in the handling and transportation of imported grain in accordance with regulations; failure to implement effective disinfection or processing treatment of imported grain in accordance with regulations; failure to implement effective decontamination or processing treatment of imported grain in accordance with regulations; Implement harmless treatment of scraps and packaging materials; Refused to accept customs quarantine supervision. If it is discovered that the designated enterprise has the above situation, the customs will not grant permission for subsequent quarantine approval applications to be shipped to the designated enterprise until the rectification is completed.