Beer bottle should have a "B" sign

Beer consumption in the summer has been booming, and accidents have been heard in accidents involving bottle explosions and injuries. The reason why beer bottles explode is that the quality of wine bottles does not meet the national standards, and non-B bottles can still be seen on the market. Second, frozen beer swells in the process of cooling ice. Third, beer bottles are impacted. The fourth is that the “B” beer bottle exceeds serviceability and is used cyclically to resist pressure drop.

It is understood that the compulsory national standards for beer bottles suggest that beer bottle recycling use period is two years. In some supermarkets, canteens, and specialty liquor stores, the "B" bottles of "extended service" are widespread, and there are even beer bottles produced five years ago that "stick to the front line." The use of beer bottles for a long period of time can easily cause bottle body scratches, scratches, and material aging, resulting in reduced pressure resistance and increased probability of explosion. When consumers purchase bottled beer from: China Wine News Network, they should look for the “B” logo. There should be a special mark “B” in the 20mm range above the bottom of the qualified beer bottle, as well as the identification of the manufacturer’s mark and production date. Of course, when buying beer, consumers should also be reminded to take care when buying and drinking beer, to avoid violent shaking and collision; to open the bottle cap to use the correct method, in particular, can not use teeth bite, hand beats, chopsticks撬 撬 撬 不 不 不 不 不 不 不 不 不 不 不 不 不 啤酒 啤酒 啤酒 啤酒 啤酒 啤酒 啤酒 啤酒 啤酒 啤酒 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。 。

Consumers should improve their awareness of self-safety protection. To purchase beer, you must obtain an invoice (or voucher) and keep it properly. If there are incidents involving beer explosions and injuries, consumers must protect the scene at the same time they are being treated, and they must appeal to relevant law enforcement agencies or complain to the Consumer Council. If beer bottle explosions and injuries occur during drinking beer in public places, consumers should allow the site parties to issue circumstantial evidence to serve as evidence of the complaint and promptly complain to relevant authorities.