The General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of China has published a list of unqualified food imported in January and February this year and a total of 593 food items, including Pringles and Coca-Cola, have appeared on the list. Read More >

The State Post Bureau of China has issued a circular, asking all the post offices across the country not to mail any liquids during the upcoming Beijing Olympic Games. Read More >

The Star-grade Hotel Assessment Commission of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Tourism Bureau has exposed 18 hotels that have been found to have poor quality during an investigation. Read More >

Civil Aviation Administration of China says that from May 1, the number of luggage taken by passengers on Chinese domestic flights will be limited to ensure aviation safety. Read More >

China's Food Nutrition Tag Management Rule will be formally enforced on May 1 to guide consumers' choices of food and to promote meal nutrition. Read More >

To make consumers quickly get used to the days without free plastics bags, 17 shopping malls and supermarkets in Beijing, including Wangfujing Department Store, Cuiwei Plaza, Wal-Mart, Chaoshifa and Wu-mart, jointly launched an initiative under the theme of "Using Less Plastic Bags and Protect the Earth's Environment". Read More >

News from Hainan Provincial Tourism Bureau is that 14 hotels in Hainan have seen their star qualifications revoked. Read More >

Just days after Hong Kong announced enhanced policing of telemarketers who annoy people with pre-recorded telemarketing telephone messages using a "missed call" tactic, China's Ministry of Information Industry says it too is now probing these activities. Read More >

Beijing's hospitality industry will further improve their service standards following a requirement issued by the Beijing Tourism Administration. Read More >

After turmoil last week caused by information that Focus Media was sending SMS spam to Chinese users, China Mobile and China Unicom, the two major mobile service providers in China, have now each strengthened their management of wireless spam by launching hotlines of their own for users to report spam messages. Read More >

After a television program uncovering Focus Media's subsidiary's incessant sending of wireless spam messages was aired on China's state-run network last weekend, the company has now responded to rumors while at the same time reporting quarterly revenue growth of 21.9%. Read More >

Chinese fast food chain J-Kungfu opened a national unified customer service hotline on March 15, World Consumer Rights Day. Read More >