Luhua, Jinlongyu, Xiwang and others responded to the mixed loading controversy with oil tankers: it is required to use dedicated edible oil tanks for

More edible oil brands are responding to issues related to tanker transportation.

On July 9th, Shandong Luhua Group released a statement on its control over the transportation of edible oil, stating that it has recently received inquiries from consumers from various channels, paying attention to the control of edible oil transportation.

The explanation from Luhua Group mainly includes four points. Firstly, the company will use its own dedicated edible oil tanker for the transportation of edible oil; Secondly, it is necessary to use specialized cans for transporting edible oil; The third principle is to follow the "three no's": do not use genetically modified edible oil, do not use crude oil or low-quality grade edible oil, and do not use other types of edible oil. Fourthly, before loading oil, it is necessary to thoroughly clean and dry the inner and outer walls of the edible oil tank truck, and record the entire process of oil transportation using GPS. After oil loading, inspect the dedicated tank trucks for edible oil entering the factory one by one, inspect the lead seals, and take oil samples for testing. Reject any non-conforming products.

According to the official website of Shandong Luhua Group, Shandong Luhua Group Co., Ltd. was established in 1983 and is known as the "number one brand of peanut oil in China". The company currently has more than 20000 employees and 47 production bases, spanning multiple industries such as edible oil, seasoning, and rice noodles. The annual production capacity of edible oil is 1.5 million tons, the annual production capacity of seasoning is 300000 tons, and the annual processing capacity of rice noodles is 500000 tons.

Xiwang Food (000639. SZ) stated on the investor interaction platform that the company's corn germ oil packaging oil accounts for a large proportion, from raw material germ to oil production, to integrated production of finished oil products, filling, and packaging; The sales of packaged oil are mainly transported by box trucks, without using tank trucks for transportation; Bulk oil accounts for a relatively small proportion of the company's business and is transported using dedicated edible oil tank trucks.

Xiwang Food stated that the company strictly implements the Food Safety Law and the Specification for Bulk Transportation of Edible Vegetable Oil. Based on the specific business situation of the company, it has organized the formulation of the "Tank Car Inspection and Management Regulations", which clearly stipulates the use of specialized vehicles for transporting bulk edible oil and the prohibition of using non edible oil tank trucks or containers for transportation. The quality control responsibilities of each functional department in transportation have been clarified, and the requirements of GB/T 30354 have been strictly implemented through qualification verification, contract agreement, on-board shipment list verification, on-site marking and hygiene inspection.

Recently, it was reported that after transporting chemical liquids such as coal to oil, oil tankers loaded their storage tanks with edible soybean oil without cleaning and continued transportation. The above report mentioned the names of two enterprises, Huifu Grain and Oil Group and China Grain and Oil Reserves (Tianjin) Co., Ltd.

Although it is transported as bulk oil, it still raises public concerns about food safety. As of the 9th, the Taobao and JD.com flagship stores of Jinding, a edible oil brand under China Grain Reserves, have taken down related products. Another involved company, Huifu, had more than 6 types of edible oil products in its flagship store on JD.com this morning. Currently, the store only has one product left and it shows that it is out of stock.

The day before, Jinlongyu (300999. SZ) stated on the investor interaction platform, "Our company has strict supervision over the transportation of edible oil, has formulated a group management system, and strictly implements it. We have also been complying with relevant national laws and regulations on the transportation of edible oil."

However, a UP host pointed out that the trajectory of the tanker truck, which was previously reported by the New Beijing News, showed that it was loaded at Zhongfang Grain and Oil (Dongguan) Co., Ltd. in June this year, and then unloaded all the way north at the Jinlongyu factory in Xianyang, Shaanxi.

On July 5th, Jingliang Holdings (000505. SZ) also responded on the investor interaction platform, stating that after discovering relevant information online, the company immediately organized relevant subsidiaries to conduct self inspections. After comprehensive evaluation, there were no such situations, and all relevant subsidiaries of the company met the requirements of relevant laws and regulations such as the Food Safety Law and GB/T 30254-2013 Specification for Bulk Transportation of Edible Vegetable Oil for the transportation of edible oil. They also took measures such as inspecting cleaning records, inspecting vehicles, inspecting lead seals, sampling and testing, contract management, and process recording to prevent risks in the transportation of edible oil and fully ensure the safety of the company's products.

When responding to the media, staff members of Daodao Quan (002852. SZ) stated that the incident currently has no direct impact on the company. The company's main product is packaging oil, and it has a crushing capacity. The raw material end mainly purchases raw materials such as soybeans and rapeseed, which are pressed and packaged before leaving the factory. In terms of production capacity, Dao Daoquan stated that soybeans are mainly pressed at the Yueyang factory, with an annual production capacity of 300000 tons. In addition, the rapeseed hydraulic pressing capacity is 600000 tons. "As a leading enterprise, the company has been laying out its crushing capacity, and it is still quite strict in this area."

According to Da Zhihui VIP, as of the close, Xiwang Food fell 3.69% to 2.35 yuan per share; Jinlongyu fell 0.22% to 27.24 yuan/share; Jingliang Holdings closed flat at 5.31 yuan per share; The Dow fell 1.36% to 7.25 yuan per share.