More Chinese cities require real name for buying frozen or c

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By Ma Jingjing Published: Dec 30, 2020 11:39 PM
A supermarket salesperson puts a QR code on a box of black tiger shrimps imported from Thailand on Thursday in Wuhan, Central China's Hubei Province. This was the first code generated in the province's tracking platform for imported cold-chain food, a system to guarantee traceability of such food in case of coronavirus contamination. Photo: cnsphoto
Central China's Henan Province issued an emergency notice on Wednesday, requiring consumers register their names when purchase imported chilled or frozen food. It's the latest move among a slew of cities across the country in taking strict measures to prevent cross-border spread of coronavirus via cold-chain storage.

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