Price gouging, bundling? Wenzhou urban interview warns a large number of pharmaceutical companies!

According to reports, the content of this interview mainly includes reminding all businesses to clearly mark the prices of drugs and medical devices involved in the epidemic, and must not maliciously bid up prices, there must be no fraud, and there must be no bundled sales of drugs
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Local enterprises should strengthen their sense of responsibility, make every effort to purchase epidemic prevention drugs, and ensure all the drugs in Wenzhou's needs, so as not to export them for profit and affect local epidemic prevention work
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It is necessary to purchase epidemic prevention drugs and equipment through legal and formal channels, rationally store and transport, and fully ensure the quality and safety
of drugs and equipment.
At the scene of the meeting, the law enforcement personnel of the Ouhai District Market Supervision Bureau learned more about the supply and demand inventory of hot-selling medical pharmaceutical supplies such as Lianhua Qingwen from the operators of various pharmacies, and at present, due to the surge in demand in the short term, all pharmacies have Lianhua Qingwen capsules, some brands of antipyretic drugs are temporarily out of stock, and the supply is in short supply, but the supply of other colds, antiviral drugs and medical masks is normal, and the market operation order is stable
。 On December 5, law enforcement personnel learned that after the optimization of epidemic prevention and control, some citizens hoarded a large number of drugs, and immediately sent an administrative warning to the operation of epidemic-related materials in the district, reminding pharmacy operators to strictly abide by the "Price Law" and other laws and regulations, urging and guiding pharmacy operators to standardize their business behavior, strictly implement the main responsibility, and must not take advantage of epidemic prevention to hoard and bid up prices
。 In this special inspection operation of epidemic-related drugs and medical devices, a total of 322 personnel were dispatched and 156 epidemic-related products were inspected, focusing on the quality and safety of the four major categories of drugs, whether the purchase channels were legal and compliant, whether there were violations of the regulations on clear pricing, price gouging, and whether there were illegal acts such as forced tie-in sales, and the overall situation of the inspection was good
.