Baidu.com, the largest Chinese internet search engine provider, has made an apology to Internet users for failing to regulate false claims made by medical advertisers featuring prominently in its search rankings. Read More >

Nissan China plans to recall 2007 model Infiniti G35 sedans produced between May 11, 2007 and October 19, 2008. Read More >

Tianjin Faw Toyota Motor Company will recall three models of its automobiles from November 3 — a total of over 83,000 units. Read More >

A recent survey published by China Electronic Chamber of Commerce Consumer Electronic Product Investigation Office shows that the failure rate of the digital cameras sold in China reached 12.9%. Read More >

Subaru China has submitted a recall report to China's General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine that from October 14, 2008, the company will recall B9-Tribeca/Tribeca SUVs manufactured during the period June 3, 2005 to July 28, 2008, a total up to 2,608 units in China. Read More >

Starbucks has announced that it has selected Baxy as its new milk supplier because the milk products of its original milk supplier Mengniu were tainted by melamine. Read More >

Shanghai Administration for Industry and Commerce has recently released a quality monitoring report on bedding products sold in Shanghai, which says that over 40% of these products were substandard. Read More >

The Shanghai Administration for Industry and Commerce has released a report on the results of checking 20 batches of MP4 players and the result shows that 15 batches are substandard — a pass rate of only 25%. Read More >

Shanghai GM has announced that it will recall 511 imported Cadillac Escalades manufactured between August 29, 2006 and November 14, 2007. Read More >

The China Consumers' Association, China General Chamber of Commerce, China National Light Industry Council, the China Packaging Federation, and the China Health Care Association have jointly proposed that manufacturers and operators should cooperate with consumers to reduce excessive packaging. Read More >

China's Infant Clothing Standard will come into effect in October 2008, - the first national standard especially for infant clothing safety in China. Read More >

The Consumer Electronic Products office of the China Electronic Chamber of Commerce recently released its 2008 China Mobile Communications Terminal Product Market Competition Analysis Report, showing that CECC has received complaints involving 51 cellphone brands from January to June 2008. Read More >