Xiangyu Town focuses on three key areas — fruits and vegetables, aquatic products, and livestock and poultry — and adheres to the principle of "managing both production and supervision, with source governance." By coordinating field inspections, pond management and control, and livestock and poultry epidemic prevention, it strives to weave a tight safety protection net from the field to the dining table.

Strengthening field inspections to tighten the "protection net" for fruit and vegetable safety adopts a "daily patrol + special inspection" model to carry out regular supervision deep in the fields. Sampling and testing are conducted for characteristic fresh fruits such as grapes, and the test results are simultaneously uploaded to the provincial supervision platform, achieving full traceability of testing data. Up to now, 12 field patrols have been carried out, and 66 rapid tests for pesticide residues in agricultural products have been completed.

Deepening pond management and control to guard the "outlet" for aquatic product safety involves a net-style investigation of all aquaculture water surfaces of more than 1 mu across the town, with one household one file and one pond one account to improve aquaculture records. At the same time, focusing on characteristic soft-shelled turtle farming, training on prohibited drug management is carried out, fishery laws and regulations are popularized, and the main responsibility of farmers is压实 from the source. Up to now, 3 rounds of colloidal gold safety testing have been completed.

Building a solid livestock and poultry defense line to consolidate the "ballast stone" for animal husbandry safety relies on socialized veterinary service teams to carry out centralized immunization against major animal diseases in autumn, achieving full coverage with no blind spots. At the same time, daily supervision is strengthened, on-site quarantine for livestock and poultry sales and surveys of epidemic prevention condition qualification certificates are carried out, and entities are urged to standardize and improve breeding and medication records and implement harmless treatment of dead livestock and poultry. Up to now, 19 quarantine certificates have been issued, and epidemic prevention condition verification has been completed for 7 farms.