In the future, a law has been established that will require fines up to 17 million won for ‘food-banging’ in China.
The draft of the Food Waste Ban Act, which is being enacted by Chinese authorities at the direction of Chinese President Xi Jinping, has been released.
On the 23rd, the state-run Xinhua News Agency and the Global Times announced that the draft of the “Food Waste Ban Act”, which started with the slogan of Chinese President Xi Jinping, sloging “Let’s stop wasting food,” went into examination by the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (Jeonin University).
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According to the bill with 32 provisions, live broadcasting and programs of food shows that show excessive food intake, such as’Gourmet Eatery’, are completely banned. Violation of this will result in a fine of 10,000 yuan (about 1.7 million won) to 100,000 yuan (17 million won).
If the bill to ban food waste is passed, the popular content in China, eating broadcasts, is expected to be withdrawn.
The bill, which consists of 32 subsections in all, also includes measures related to excessive eating and drinking. In addition, if a guest leaves a large amount of food, an additional fee can be charged.
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It is interpreted that the reason China’s top leader has stepped up to drive to curb food waste is because he is serious about the food production and security situation.
The anti-food waste law was created in August by President Xi Jinping, saying, “It is heartbreaking to waste food,” and that “the legislation and supervision must be mobilized to prevent food waste.” to be.