Roundup: China Warns Heavier Fines For Price Fixers As Probes Expand
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
China authorities believe the baby formula industry has had plenty of warning about engaging in price-fixing so any future violators or other miscreants face increasingly more-severe fines than those imposed on six makers.
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