Sina Science and Technology News on the morning of November 14, recently, NetEase sent a letter to the relevant state departments, reporting that there were major hidden food safety problems, such as the second-hand ice machines provided by Nestl é and its agents to NetEase and other customers. due to concealing the source, second-hand use, bare metal transportation, lack of supervision and other problems, suspected of violating the relevant national standards and legal requirements for the production and sales of "ice machine" equipment.

It is reported that the source of NetEase's report is the recent incident that caused a lot of controversy on the Internet that the NetEase ice maker is second-hand by Tencent. On November 8th, Nestl é first-class agents transported a batch of ice-making machines to NetEase Guangjian Park. On November 9, NetEase employees reported that the ice maker was affixed with an obvious label from a third-party company and was suspected to be a second-hand machine. On the evening of November 9, after receiving relevant feedback, NetEase immediately sealed and tested the relevant second-hand ice machines, Nestle coffee beans and milk powder.

It is reported that the source of NetEase's report is the recent incident that caused a lot of controversy on the Internet that the NetEase ice maker is second-hand by Tencent. On November 8th, Nestl é first-class agents transported a batch of ice-making machines to NetEase Guangjian Park. On November 9, NetEase employees reported that the ice maker was affixed with an obvious label from a third-party company and was suspected to be a second-hand machine. On the evening of November 9, after receiving relevant feedback, NetEase immediately sealed and tested the relevant second-hand ice machines, Nestle coffee beans and milk powder.

In response, NetEase issued a statement on its recruitment account on Nov. 10, saying that NetEase disdained and could not bear the fact that Nestle Coffee and its agents provided used ice machines to NetEase without prior notice. At the same time, NetEase said he would complain to the relevant departments and reserve the right to sue the first-class agent of Nestle Coffee.