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Clearly Label 'Prepared Meals' — Reduce Disputes, Build Trust
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Column summary
The 'Luo Yonghao vs. Xibei' spat is really about scaled dining and consumer trust. The core issue isn't whether prepared meals exist — it's whether consumers are told.
中文摘要
明确标识「预制菜」，减争议添信心
罗永浩与西贝之争，本质是规模化餐饮与消费者信任的矛盾。核心不是「是否使用预制菜」，而是消费者是否被充分告知。
Original source
Author: Justin Zhan (詹培勋 / 詹培勛).
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About the author
Justin Zhan, founder of Jimhang Capital, is a Hong Kong University of Science and Technology graduate with long-standing experience across technology entrepreneurship, venture incubation, Hong Kong–Shenzhen collaboration and industrial resources.
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