PARIS---- -The recognition given by Guinness world Records to Yangzhou in East China's Jiangsu province last week for the world's largest serving of fried rice has been revoked
PARIS
--
--
-The
recognition
given
by
Guinness
world
Records
to
Yangzhou
in
East
China
's
Jiangsu
province
last
week
for
the
world
's
largest
serving
of
fried
rice
has
been
revoked
In an announcement on Monday on its micro blog.
In
an
announcement
on
Monday
on
its
micro
blog
.
Guinness World Records Ltd said the revocation was due to food wastage after the organizer failed to properly deal with the fried rice as promised.
Guinness
World
Records
Ltd
said
the
revocation
was
due
to
food
wastage
after
the
organizer
failed
to
properly
deal
with
the
fried
rice
as
promised
.
Sharon Yang, marketing director for Guinness in China, said, "We held back on publicizing the results because we had been reviewing the information submitted by the organizer."
Sharon
Yang
,
marketing
director
for
Guinness
in
China
,
said
,
``
We
held
back
on
publicizing
the
results
because
we
had
been
reviewing
the
information
submitted
by
the
organizer
.
''
According to Guinness website, the largest serving of fried rice on record weighed 3,150 kilograms and was achieved by the Turkey Culinary Federation in Bola.
According
to
Guinness
website
,
the
largest
serving
of
fried
rice
on
record
weighed
3,150
kilograms
and
was
achieved
by
the
Turkey
Culinary
Federation
in
Bola
.
Turkey, on Sept 22.
Turkey
,
on
Sept
22
.
2014.
2014
.
As of press time, that record had not been replaced by Yangzhou's fried rice feat.
As
of
press
time
,
that
record
had
not
been
replaced
by
Yangzhou
's
fried
rice
feat
.
"Guinness received a statement from the organizer to show that the food of more than 4 tons had been distributed to five recipients.
``
Guinness
received
a
statement
from
the
organizer
to
show
that
the
food
of
more
than
4
tons
had
been
distributed
to
five
recipients
.
However, the organizer disposed of 150 kilograms of fried rice improperly and violated the rule that food must be consumed by people and cannot be wasted in any food-related record events.
However
,
the
organizer
disposed
of
150
kilograms
of
fried
rice
improperly
and
violated
the
rule
that
food
must
be
consumed
by
people
and
can
not
be
wasted
in
any
food-related
record
events
.
Therefore, the company has notified the organizer of the revocation," Guinness World Records said on its micro blog.
Therefore
,
the
company
has
notified
the
organizer
of
the
revocation
,
''
Guinness
World
Records
said
on
its
micro
blog
.
Cheng Dong, a Guinness certification officer, presented a certificate to the organizer on the site on behalf of Guinness headquarters after he checked the fried rice with a final total weight of 4,192 kilograms.
Cheng
Dong
,
a
Guinness
certification
officer
,
presented
a
certificate
to
the
organizer
on
the
site
on
behalf
of
Guinness
headquarters
after
he
checked
the
fried
rice
with
a
final
total
weight
of
4,192
kilograms
.
The food originally was intended to be given to factory employees and students of four schools.
The
food
originally
was
intended
to
be
given
to
factory
employees
and
students
of
four
schools
.
However, some rice was not considered edible after four hours in the cooker.
However
,
some
rice
was
not
considered
edible
after
four
hours
in
the
cooker
.
Then the organizer gave 150 kg of the rice to a pig breeding farm nearby, which violated the rules of Guinness World Records.
Then
the
organizer
gave
150
kg
of
the
rice
to
a
pig
breeding
farm
nearby
,
which
violated
the
rules
of
Guinness
World
Records
.
The organizer admitted the carelessness and called for continued support for Chinese cuisine.
The
organizer
admitted
the
carelessness
and
called
for
continued
support
for
Chinese
cuisine
.
PARIS---- -The recognition given by Guinness world Records to Yangzhou in East China's Jiangsu province last week for the world's largest serving of fried rice has been revoked  In an announcement on Monday on its micro blog. Guinness World Records Ltd said the revocation was due to food wastage after the organizer failed to properly deal with the fried rice as promised.  Sharon Yang, marketing director for Guinness in China, said, "We held back on publicizing the results because we had been reviewing the information submitted by the organizer."  According to Guinness website, the largest serving of fried rice on record weighed 3,150 kilograms and was achieved by the Turkey Culinary Federation in Bola. Turkey, on Sept 22. 2014. As of press time, that record had not been replaced by Yangzhou's fried rice feat.  "Guinness received a statement from the organizer to show that the food of more than 4 tons had been distributed to five recipients. However, the organizer disposed of 150 kilograms of fried rice improperly and violated the rule that food must be consumed by people and cannot be wasted in any food-related record events. Therefore, the company has notified the organizer of the revocation," Guinness World Records said on its micro blog.  Cheng Dong, a Guinness certification officer, presented a certificate to the organizer on the site on behalf of Guinness headquarters after he checked the fried rice with a final total weight of 4,192 kilograms.  The food originally was intended to be given to factory employees and students of four schools. However, some rice was not considered edible after four hours in the cooker. Then the organizer gave 150 kg of the rice to a pig breeding farm nearby, which violated the rules of Guinness World Records. The organizer admitted the carelessness and called for continued support for Chinese cuisine.