Often when a poor quality product is recalled elsewhere in the world, international companies fail to give Chinese consumers the same treatment. Starbucks is deciding to change this bad habit.

The China Association for Quality is working with China Mobile to establish Zhima, the first official platform to track goods through their lifecycle in China.

The Internet has expanded into so many areas of Chinese life, and with that infusion has come more complaints from netizens over standards of service.

American consumers have now one less way to buy dangerous goods from China.

Wal-Mart is taking food safety and product quality seriously as it enlarges its monetary commitment towards consumer health in China.

Another nail in the coffin has landed for New Zealand milk in China as a new dairy reports a product quality issue related to milk exported to China.

New Zealand-based Fonterra has advised eight of its customers of a quality issue involving three batches of a particular type of whey protein concentrate produced at a single New Zealand manufacturing site in May 2012.