Wenling Strikes Against Unlicensed And Off-Site Footwear Footwear Businesses 253

"Is there any business license?" on the morning of March 16th, the Wenling city market supervision administration, the branch of the State Administration of the city of sun, jointly managed the departments of the city management and the fire departments, and took the case of the state of the state of the state.

Enterprises launched unlicensed photo remediation action.

On the same day, more than 20 inspectors divided into two routes to carry out a "surprise attack" on the shoe industry.

In a workshop of Mu Xi village, the 3 floor workshop is exacting pungent glue, and dozens of workers are busy on their respective posts.

In an office on the 4 floor, the inspectors found the person in charge of the business.

However, when the responsible person took out his business license, the place of operation was written in Tsai Tsai Village.

The inspectors immediately shut down the enterprise and ordered the person in charge to change the business license as soon as possible.

"Once the location changes, there is a certain blind area for regulation, which is not conducive to monitoring whether the enterprises are regular production or whether they are beyond the scope of business. Therefore, after the change of business location, enterprises need to change the procedures in a timely manner, which is conducive to the maintenance.

Order. "

Law enforcement officials said.

In the inspection of the day, the inspection team also found many problems, such as beyond the scope of business, business license expired, and so on, a total of 16 enterprises were investigated, 6 of them were shut down, cut off electricity and temporarily withheld equipment.

Since the end of January

Since April 5th, a total of 253 shoe and footwear enterprises have been dealt with unlicensed and off-site operations. Among them, 139 of the footwear enterprises have been cut off electricity and equipment and materials, and they have been moved out of 114.

The law enforcement officer asked the owner to sign the site record book.