China is facing public outrage over allegations that a major state-owned food company has been using the same tankers to transport fuel and cooking oil without proper cleaning, potentially contaminating food products. The scandal involves China's largest grain storage company, Sinograin, and a private conglomerate, Hopefull Grain and Oil Group, prompting a government investigation. The situation has sparked concerns about food safety in a country with a history of food and drug safety scares, leading to calls for product recalls and greater industry oversight. Chinese leader Xi Jinping has emphasized the importance of food security and safety, linking them to national stability. The government has pledged severe punishment for those responsible for any malpractice. Experts warn that consuming oils with chemical residues can lead to serious health issues, including poisoning and organ damage. This scandal has reignited concerns about food safety in China and the need for stricter regulations and oversight.