After the Mid-Autumn Festival, moon cake?

After the bustling Mid-Autumn Festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival's hot pet, "The Mooncake Girl" did not know where to hide. It was her season has faded and it will be another year.

Supermarkets, shopping malls, and so many moon cakes have disappeared. Naturally, many people are skeptical.

It is understood that in recent years, with the public's concern for food safety, the trend of moon cakes has become the focus of public attention. The reporter learned yesterday that all merchants will sign relevant agreements with manufacturers when they purchase goods, and collect and recycle the remaining moon cakes. The moon cakes that have not been sold out this year have already been reported to the manufacturer on the phone within two days, and then returned to the manufacturer. A moon cake manufacturer’s sales staff told reporters that most manufacturers’ production this year has been reduced by more than 10% from last year. Sales to the Mid-Autumn Festival are almost the same. Even if there are surplus mooncakes, they are usually presented to customers or employees.

As a big seller of moon cakes in our city, the Moon cakes of Fudu Shengmao also had a slight surplus this year. The hotel staff told the reporter that on the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the remaining moon cakes were distributed to employees as benefits by the company. "It's not enough to divide the whole box. Each person only gets a few moon cakes."

The reporter learned from the quality supervision department that mooncakes that exceed the shelf-life must be destroyed. Many mooncake manufacturers have records of recycling and destruction, and the quality supervision department also conducts random inspections to curb overdue reprocessing of merchandise that has flown into the market.