Stricter disinfection rules in effect for cold imported food
China DailyA worker disinfects packaged cold-chain food to be exhibited at the third China International Import Expo in Shanghai on Oct 29. China is doubling down on efforts to stem the transmission of the novel coronavirus through imported cold products, requiring thorough disinfection of such shipments before they come into contact with domestic workers. With regular nucleic acid tests in place on imported cold goods and workers involved in handling them, the notice highlights the significance of comprehensive disinfection of storage facilities, transport vehicles and packages of the products. The Tianjin government said on Monday evening that it found a new asymptomatic patient on Monday-a truck driver who lugged goods from a frozen storage cluster in the city's Binhai New Area on Thursday. All 70,000-plus residents of the medium-risk area will take nucleic acid tests overnight and those who intend to leave for essential reasons must present nucleic acid test results taken within seven days, he added.