深圳市市场监督管理局于7月30日发布通告，曝光涉及深圳6家经营企业的不合格食用农产品问题[1]。其中，华润万家春风店经营的鲜活鲈鱼因兽药残留超标被点名，该批鲈鱼购进量为15条（5kg），恩诺沙星和磺胺类指标均超过规定限值[1]。相关部门已对不合格产品进行立案调查[1]。
此次通告中，除鲈鱼外还涉及多种农产品质量问题[1]。面包蟹存在镉超标情况，荷兰豆和四季豆因农药残留超标被检出不合格，草鱼检出孔雀石绿超标，荔枝则因氰霜唑残留不符合标准[1]。所有被查出的不合格产品已全部销售完毕并下架处理，相关批次已移送至上游供应商所在地的市场监管部门进一步处置[1]。
Shenzhen's market supervision authority announced on July 30 that six local agricultural product retailers had sold non-compliant items, with contamination issues ranging from pesticide residues to heavy metals and veterinary drug residues [1].
The China Resources Vanguard Spring Breeze store came under particular scrutiny for selling fresh sea bass contaminated with excessive levels of enrofloxacin and sulfonamides [1]. The store had procured 15 fish weighing 5 kilograms in total, all of which had already been sold before the discovery [1]. Beyond the sea bass, inspectors identified violations across multiple product categories: snow crabs with cadmium exceeding safe limits, Dutch beans and long beans with pesticide residues above standards, grass carp containing malachite green, and litchis with excessive azoxystrobin levels [1].
The market regulator has initiated formal investigations into all six implicated enterprises [1]. All non-compliant products have been removed from shelves, and the matter has been escalated to market supervision authorities in the upstream suppliers' jurisdictions [1].
