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China s new food waste law hard to stomach for binge-eating internet stars, who could face fines of $20k for promoting overeating

December 31, 2020 Mizijun, a female vlogger previously known as Big Stomach Mizijun and one of the pioneers of mukbang, or binge-eating, in China, about to attempt to eat a large quantity of “Chizza” chicken pizza from KFC in a video from her YouTube channel. Screengrab/YouTube/ Mukbang Mires A particular subset of China’s food vloggers are set to find the government’s latest crackdown a bitter – and expensive – pill to swallow. Under a proposed new wide-ranging food-waste law, spearheaded by Chinese President Xi Jinping and submitted to China’s highest legal committee last week, anyone who posts videos online that promote overeating will face fines of up to 100,000 yuan (S$20,300).

China looks to curb food waste as festive season dawns

news China looks to curb food waste as festive season dawns © EPA-EFE People across China are being encouraged to stop wasting food. Photo: EPA-EFE Zhang Yuping, a waitress at a pizza restaurant in Beijing has mixed feelings about the festive season. It is usually a prime time for the catering business, which means more income, longer hours and more food waste to handle. I m happy to see customers relaxed and enjoy the festival atmosphere in our restaurant, Zhang said. But I m also distressed to find piles of plates of pizzas, chicken wings, chips and drinks are left over with some completely untouched.

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