An unmanned vending machine for health products requires an operating license

In order to severely crack down on illegal behaviors in the health care market, and earnestly implement the requirements of the '100-day Action Plan for Rectifying Chaos in the Health Care MarketThrough the preliminary survey, we have a detailed grasp of the base number of unmanned vending stores in the county. There are 20 health care unmanned vending machines in the county, of which 13 stores have applied for business licenses, and 7 have not applied for business licenses. None of the 20 unmanned vending stores have food business licenses and are not allowed to deal in food, and the drugs and medical devices they deal in have not been filed. During the law enforcement investigation process, because it was an unmanned vending shop, it was impossible to get in touch with the operator on the spot, and most of these unmanned vending shops carried out business activities at night and closed their doors during working hours, making it difficult for law enforcement officers to conduct investigations. In response to this situation, law enforcement officials adopted the forms of posting notices and ordering correction notices on the store doors to inform the business owners, and go to the market management office of the jurisdiction within seven days to accept investigations and go through relevant procedures. If they fail to meet the deadline, they will be taken in accordance with the law. Coercive measures. On March 8, the County Market Supervision Bureau and the Urban Management Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau banned 11 unmanned health care product stores that were still operating in violation of regulations in the county. The plaques were forcibly removed and the existence of health care products was investigated in accordance with the law. As a result, this joint law enforcement action effectively deterred the illegal operators in the health care market and purified the operation order of the health care market in our city.