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In Depth: Stinky Shrimp Sets Off Storm About School Lunches

By Zhang Can, Chen Jia, Bai Yueyao and Guo Xin
2025年10月10日 14:41
Even after years of stepped-up rules on campus meals in China, the official supervisory system remains fragmented and relies too much on catering companies to regulate themselves
A new buffet model introduced by Guanlan Middle School’s in Qiantang district, Hangzhou, Zhejiang province on Sept. 23. Photo: VCG

A foul stench emanating from the shrimp and egg meals served at a number of Shanghai schools in September has stirred up long-held bad feelings about school lunches in the city.

After the meals were pulled from several school dining halls on Sept. 15, parents and students took to social media to complain about the greasy, poor quality food that often ends up in their school lunches, which sometimes contain foreign objects like bits of rag or steel wool.

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