Lele Tea apologizes for the new product "Apple Sugar": products that do not meet the standards will be immediately removed from shelves, and relevant stores will be ordered to make corrections.

On December 21st, recently, several netizens claimed that the new "Apple Sugar" series of LeLe Tea has a bad taste, sticks to the teeth, and is overly sweet. In response, LeLe Tea issued an apology statement: promptly conducted a comprehensive inspection of the "Apple Sugar" series products in all national stores. Products that do not meet the standards have been immediately removed from shelves, relevant stores have been ordered to make immediate improvements, and stores that severely deviate from the standards have been severely punished. Currently, the "Apple Sugar" series in stores nationwide are gradually being restocked, "This time, due to our own insufficient consideration and preparation, the product stability was not enough, affecting everyone's experience." LeLe Tea's analysis mainly focuses on the following issues: 1. The apples in the cup are not coated with sugar; 2. Too little sugar coating causes the apples to oxidize easily; 3. The sugar coating is too thick, resulting in a sticky mouthfeel; 4. The sugar syrup is too hot, causing the apple color to darken; 5. Decorations on top are missing or placed incorrectly.