"Backstroke bass, 15 yuan 2!" In Qingyuan, Guangdong, a supermarket put up such a signboard. In the fish pond next to it, although the oxygen supply equipment is on and the water is clear, the bass inside is turning over. After this video was posted online, it caused a heated discussion. The supermarket staff said that there is indeed this activity. Moreover, supermarkets do not sell dead fish, which can guarantee that all the fish sold are alive. The person who named this supermarket is really talented, and it is rare to come up with such an image name.

Some legal persons said that supermarkets should clearly inform the goods near the shelf life and the fresh food on the verge of death. The supermarket failed to fulfill the obligation of marking or informing, which damaged consumers' right to know and was misleading to some extent. It should bear the corresponding responsibility and correct it.

Indeed, the so-called "backstroke bass" is not the standard name of these bass, nor can it indicate the place of origin, but a self-created name.

So, is that okay? Legally speaking, perch is an edible agricultural product raised artificially. When it is dying, it will not produce toxic effects, so it can still be sold. But at this time, because of its short shelf life, it does not conform to the habit of ordinary people who like to eat fresh fish, and the value of such products is definitely lower than that of fresh fish.

According to the first paragraph of Article 20 of the Law on the Protection of Consumers' Rights and Interests: "Business operators shall provide consumers with true and comprehensive information about the quality, performance, use and expiration date of goods or services, and shall not make false or misleading propaganda." Therefore, supermarkets should accurately inform consumers that the reason why these fish upset their stomachs is that they are dying, not a special species, so as to avoid misunderstanding among consumers.

But as a common sense of life, most people can understand that the so-called backstroke bass is a dying bass. Therefore, such a name is just a joke and generally does not mislead consumers. However, in order to avoid disputes, it is suggested that this supermarket make comments on the label to avoid misunderstanding among some consumers.

However, even if these fishing dates are not marked, according to the provisions of the Food Safety Law: "Unless the labels and instructions of food have defects that do not affect food safety and mislead consumers." As long as these fish are truthfully marked as dead, it will not mislead consumers and will not cause the problem of ten times compensation. However, I'm afraid a refund is still necessary.

Finally, as long as this creative name is not misleading to consumers, it is also an adjustment to life, please be tolerant.

What do you think of the practice of this supermarket?