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11/24/2024 08:13:46 pm

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China’s Food Safety Scandal.

China Uncovers 500,000 Food Safety Violations in 2016

Chinese officials found over 500,000 food safety violations during the first nine months of the current fiscal year, according to a report published by the National People's Congress.

Fake Botox injections.

Fake Botox: China’s Drugs Watchdog Warns People Against Counterfeit Injections

Chinese authorities have issued a stern warning to people against fake Botox injections in the wake of a series of medical blunders that have have emerged in recent weeks as a result of the substance.

Chinese authorities arrested nine people over recent counterfeited baby milk scandal

China Arrests 9 People Involved in Counterfeit Baby Milk Scandal

Chinese officials nabbed nine people involved in the recent infant formula milk scandal, which involved the production and selling of counterfeited powder milk under the popular imported brands "Similac" and "Beingmate."

Chinese authorities nabbed six people for allegedly creating and selling counterfeited infant formula.

China Nabs 6 People for Selling Fake Infant Formula

Chinese authorities have nabbed six people for producing and selling counterfeited infant formula in seven Chinese provinces using the famous US brand Similac, according to a Shanghai government body.

Alibaba Health suspended by China Food and Drug Administration

China Halts Alibaba Health Online Drug Monitoring Operation, Company Claims Otherwise

The food and drugs regulatory board of China has halted the implementation of a drug-coding system managed by Alibaba Health Information Technology Ltd, while the department is currently revising its policy on monitoring pharmaceutical sales.

China Food and Drug Administration reports better food safety and drug conditions in 2015

China Reports Better Food and Drug Safety in 2015

China's industrial watchdog has revealed that the country's food and drug safety conditions improved significantly in 2015, with the number of illegal cases decreasing every year.

Medicine

China to Allow Online Prescription Drug Sales as Soon as This Month

As soon as this month, China will begin allowing prescription drugs to be sold online, opening up a $161 billion market to retailers like Alibaba, Wal-Mart and Costco.

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