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On August 12, 2009, China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) published a draft version of the Regulations on Anti-Price-Monopoly to solicit opinions from the public
China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) on 18 March 2009 announced that it was prohibiting Coca-Cola's US$2.4 billion bid to acquire Huiyuan Juice, China's leading fruit juice maker
In China, bribes are sometimes offered and accepted for the sale and procurement of pharmaceuticals, medical devices and medical paraphernalia (health care products
China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) on March 18, 2009, announced that it was prohibiting Coca-Cola's $2.4 billion bid to acquire Huiyuan Juice, China's leading fruit juice maker
While the just-announced results of an investigation into a rice powder price-manipulation scheme have shed light on the application of recent pricing and anti-monopoly laws in the People's Republic of China, it remains to be seen how authorities will reconcile outstanding differences in the laws
The Legislative Affairs Office of the State Council recently issued an act to supervise and regulate government-set and government-guided prices through pricing-cost examinations, in order to prevent them from becoming inflated above national averages
The General Office of the State Council of China recently released Guiding Opinions that aim to minimise distribution intermediaries and costs in order to reduce the price of essential drugs at grass-roots medical institutions
