Original title: The Supreme People's Procuratorate disclosed the progress of the case of "oil tanker transporting edible oil": the two places have filed a public prosecution!

On February 13, according to Du Xueyi, director of the Economic Crime Procuratorate of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, the procuratorates in Tianjin and Hebei have filed public prosecutions for the case of "transporting edible oil from tankers".

Du Xueyi introduced that in 2024, the Supreme People's Procuratorate will increase supervision and guidance on major sensitive cases of crimes endangering food and drug safety in accordance with the law.

Guiding the procuratorates in Tianjin and Hebei to handle the case of "oil tanker transporting edible oil" and taking the initiative to consult the Ministry of Public Security and the Supreme People's Court to form meeting minutes. At present, both places have filed public prosecutions.

Carry a special campaign to crack down on "special wine supply" crimes, listen to reports on the handling of key cases in Jilin, Sichuan, Shandong and other places as soon as possible, and summarize and analyze the handling of such cases by procuratorates across the country, and guide local procuratorates to crack down on such crimes in accordance with the law, achieving good social results.

Supervise and guide the Anhui trough meat case and Tianjin fireproof glass fraud case exposed by CCTV on March 15. Listen to the case handling situation of the three-level procuratorates in Anhui Province, municipal and county levels, and put forward guiding opinions.

According to reports, in 2024, the national procuratorate continued to maintain a high-pressure situation in combating crimes endangering food and drug safety, and worked closely with relevant functional departments to effectively ensure the national food and drug supervision order and the lives and health of the people. From January to November 2024, the national procuratorates prosecuted 12,987 people involved in food and drug safety crimes, including 5,727 people involved in drug crimes and 7,260 people involved in food crimes.