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Chinese Factory Linked to Drug Under Inquiry in U.S.
After the Trader Joe’s and pet food cases, now the spotlight is on Chinese drugs, from The New York Times: A Chinese factory that has not been inspected by the Food and Drug Administration is the source for the active ingredient of a critical blood-thinning drug whose production was suspended this week after 350 patients reported ill effects from it. At least four people died after being givenFebruary 14, 2008 12:10 AM
Dangerous Elements: Heavy Metal Pollution in China
Paul Mooney reports for the South China Morning Post on heavy metal contamination from industries such as e-waste recycling
China Reclaims Former Perch as World’s Biggest Manufacturer
Research data has found that China’s total manufacturing output last year was greater than that of the United States.
March 16, 2011 6:09 PM
In Crackdown on Energy Use, China to Shut 2,000 Factories
The New York Times reports:The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology quietly published a list late Sunday of
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