Financial Times FT.com

China - Regulation & reform

China hits at Baxter in heparin probe

By Christopher Bowe in New York, Geoff Dyer in Shanghai and Andrew Jack in London

Published: May 6 2008 23:13 | Last updated: May 6 2008 23:13

Chinese regulators accused Baxter, the US drug company, of failing to co-operate in an investigation over deaths linked to impurities in blood thinner heparin.

The charge, swiftly denied by Baxter, marked a fresh escalation in Sino-US trade tensions since reports of at least 81 deaths linked to contaminated heparin in the US have triggered withdrawals in 11 countries.

You have viewed your allowance of free articles. If you wish to view more, click the button below.

Read this