HK-listed teahouse operator Nayuki says not fined on food safety issues, shares rise

Nayuki Holdings

04/08/2021 03:10

** Shares of Chinese teahouse operator Nayuki Holdings Ltd
 2150.HK  rise 7% to HK$10.40, on course for the best day since
July 29, after it says it has not been fined over food safety
issues 
    ** Stock on track to snap three consecutive sessions of
decline 
    ** Market regulator in China's Guangdong said on Tuesday it
held talks with teahouse operator Nayuki over food safety
issues urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nP8N2P9057
    ** Co says it has established a special task force to
investigate the matters relating to food satefy and the two
Nayuki teahouses involved have suspended operations immediately
for the company to conduct full investigation  urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nFWN2PA0UE
    ** Says it has not been subject to any fine, penalties or
enforcement actions from the relevant government authorities
arising from the matters while a fully standardized process to 
ensure food safety and product quality is in place throughout
its teahouse network
    ** The Hong Kong Hang Seng consumer goods and services index
 .HSCGSI  rises 1.3%
    ** The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index  .HSCE  eases 0.6%,
and the benchmark index  .HSI  slips 0.4%


 (Reporting by Donny Kwok)
 ((donny.kwok@thomsonreuters.com))