Alcoa (China) Investment Company has released its 2009 sustainability report, the fifth consecutive year for which the company has published sustainability development results.

According to China's quality watchdog, Nissan (China) Investment Company has announced that it will recall 421 imported Civilian passenger buses in mainland China due to design problems.

The China National Health Association's Water for Health Commission was formally set up on World Water Day on March 22, 2010.

The Civil Aviation Administration of China has issued an Emergency Airworthiness Directive which asks all domestic airlines to conduct inspections of Boeing 737 aircraft due to concerns over the elevator control mechanism and report the result of the inspections within ten days.

As part of Toyota's worldwide recall of defective vehicles, Tianjin Toyota Motor Company has filed a report to China's General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, saying that it will start recalling 75,552 defective RAV4 cars in China from February 28, 2010.

Wang Yong, the director of China's General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, has disclosed to local media that the quality department will improve its credit evaluation and information release system in 2010 to blacklist companies that violate quality laws.

News from Wuhan Municipal Department of Industry and Commerce is that a food safety credit rating system is being extensively promoted in Wuhan.