On March 18, the Western fast food chain Wallace was exposed for modifying "expiration labels" and issuing fake health certificates in some of its stores, raising concerns among consumers. According to official information, the number of Wallace stores nationwide has reached 0.02 million. On the same day, Wallace issued an apology letter, stating that these incidents revealed serious lapses in the company's Operation management, which betrayed the trust of many consumers. It was declared that the involved stores would be permanently closed and would no longer operate, and the relevant employees would be dismissed; starting today, the company will carry out a 30-day health safety self-inspection and surprise checks in all stores nationwide, publicly reporting daily to ensure strict compliance with operational standards. Actively cooperating with relevant regulatory authorities for inspections and promptly improving any discovered problems.