Illegal production and sale of fake avian influenza vaccine in Inner Mongolia

Introduction: the Department of agriculture and animal husbandry of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region quickly formed an investigation team to investigate and deal with the case of illegal production and sale of fake avian influenza vaccine by Inner Mongolia biopharmaceutical factory notified by the Ministry of agriculture Inner Mongolia biopharmaceutical factory, which has been revoked the veterinary drug production license by the Ministry of agriculture, has stopped production for rectification since October According to the investigation, the basic facts exist in the case of illegal production and sale of fake avian influenza vaccine by Inner Mongolia biopharmaceutical factory The fake vaccines sold by enterprises are pilot products, which are only allowed to be tested and used within a certain range, but not allowed to be sold on the market According to the investigation, from May to June 2005, Inner Mongolia biopharmaceutical factory illegally produced the triple Tetravalent Inactivated Vaccine of Newcastle disease infectious bronchitis avian influenza (H9N2, h5n28) without approval, and sold it to Liaoning, Henan and other provinces At present, the company has mastered the production of two varieties of finished products totaling more than 4 million ml On the 10th, the reporter interviewed on the spot and saw that the Inner Mongolia biopharmaceutical factory had been shut down for rectification, the head of the enterprise was assisting the investigation team of the Inner Mongolia agriculture and animal husbandry department to carry out the investigation, and the salesmen in Liaoning Black Mountain had been detained by the local public security organ according to law The production quantity, flow direction and sales volume of fake vaccines are still under further investigation and verification Founded in the 1990s, Inner Mongolia biopharmaceutical factory is the only enterprise in Inner Mongolia that produces veterinary biopharmaceuticals and livestock vaccine pharmaceuticals, and one of the livestock vaccine manufacturers designated by the Ministry of agriculture In April 2004, the Ministry of Agriculture approved the factory to produce H5N2 subtype of inactivated avian influenza vaccine.