NetEase's report of Nestle's "ice maker" incident has not yet subsided. On November 15th, NetEase sent a latest response to a reporter from the Daily Economic News stating that Nestle, as the regulator of its first tier agents, should clearly assume relevant safety risk control responsibilities and punish or publicize its violations, rather than transferring or transferring responsibility to the first tier agents.
At the same time, we are concerned that Nestle coffee powder was previously tested by the Hong Kong Consumer Council and found to contain carcinogens' acrylamide and pesticides' 8 times higher than similar products. To ensure the health and safety of employees' food, NetEase has currently sent coffee powder purchased from Nestle to relevant institutions for testing. "NetEase said.