Chinese vaccine maker Changsheng Biotech has been hit with penalties totalling more than Rmb9.1bn ($1.3bn) after the company falsified data in the production of rabies vaccines, causing national outrage.
Police detained Changsheng chairwoman Gao Junfang in July after regulators said the company had distributed hundreds of thousands of “substandard” rabies and diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis vaccines to medical centres.
Regulators in the province of Jilin, where the company is based, this week seized income of Rmb1.89bn from the sale of the defective vaccines and fined Changsheng Rmb7.21bn — three times the value of those sales.
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