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China imposes tougher punishments for food safety violators
Updated: November 29, 2019 15:08 Xinhua

BEIJING — China's revised regulation on the implementation of the Food Safety Law is scheduled to take effect on Dec 1.

The regulation underscored tougher punishments for food safety violators, adding a system to hold legal representatives and persons responsible to account, imposing fines of up to 10 times their annual income.

Random inspections from higher departments and other supervisory means were also required by the regulation. In addition, for those food items not covered by current food safety standards, supplementary items and examination methods will be drawn up by the food-safety-related department of the State Council.

The reward system for tip-offs was optimized with greater rewards to be given to internal whistle-blowers, according to the regulation.

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