The detection results of the incident of "Longda ham eating a 'rat's tail' foreign body" were disclosed. On March 3, Nandu reporters learned from the statement issued by Shandong Longda Gourmet Co., Ltd. that according to the test results of authoritative institutions, the "foreign body" of the ham involved was ruled out as a rat's tail, which was highly suspected to be an animal blood vessel.
** posted by netizens.
Nandu previously reported that recently, a netizen in Shandong posted that the ham produced by Longda Meat that he purchased "seems to have a rat's tail", which has attracted attention.
On March 1, the staff of the Market Supervision and Administration Bureau of Laiyang City, Shandong Province told the reporter that the foreign body had been sent for inspection, and there were no specific results yet.
On March 3, Shandong Longda Gourmet Co., Ltd. issued a statement on this matter, saying that on February 29, the company sent a special person to Qingdao to cooperate with the market supervision department to contact consumers face-to-face, and jointly confirm and seal the ham involved, and send it to an authoritative institution for inspection and identification by the market supervision department.
According to the identification of the appearance of the "foreign body" in the ham involved by experts from the Shandong Provincial Animal Disease Prevention and Control Center and the Jinan Agricultural Products Quality and Safety Center, the "foreign body" is a hollow tubular with no bone structure and an outer diameter of about 25 mm, inner diameter about 1 mm. The appraisal opinion is that it does not belong to the tail of an animal, and it is highly suspected to be an animal blood vessel.
The Shandong Provincial Institute for Food and Drug Control identified the "foreign body" of the ham involved in the case of rat-derived, chicken-derived and pig-derived components, and the test results showed that no rat components were detected, chicken components were detected, and pig-derived components were detected.
According to the test results of authoritative institutions, the "foreign body" of the ham involved was ruled out as a rat's tail.
Written by: Nandu reporter Peng Yuxin.