China's Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) is preparing a 22-month crackdown on food-related crimes such as food fraud and adulteration.
The SPP announced yesterday (4 March) that it will run a campaign targeting food sector criminal activity alongside other high profile issues such as pharmaceutical and environmental crimes.
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Between now and December 2016 the SPP will review the case records of administrative and law enforcement agencies, the SPP said.
Beijing's move is a sign that the government is trying to reassure the public over safety concerns related to food and drug fraud as well as preventing environmental resource harm.
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