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US SEC, States Investigate Fiat Chrysler on Diesel Emissions

Mar 14, 2017

The US Securities Exchange Commission and several states’ attorneys general have started investigating Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) over possible breaches of diesel vehicle emissions standards. The information was disclosed in ...

Tags: Fiat Chrysler, Diesel Emissions

Corner Brook-Based Fish-Processing Company Fined for Environmental Violations

Dec 16, 2016

Barry Group was ordered to pay, in St. John’s Provincial Court, a total of $200,000 in penalties for environmental violations that occurred at fish-processing facilities in Witless Bay and Port de Grave, Newfoundland and Labrador. ...

Tags: Barry Group, Fish

European Commission Raises Concerns on UK's Assurances to Nissan

Nov 9, 2016

The European Commission is asking the UK Government to explain about the assurances it gave to Nissan that prompted the carmaker to commit for building two new models at its Sunderland factory. Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn recently met ...

Tags: European Commission, Nissan

Chinese Regulators Fine Shanghai Husi and OSI Over 2014 Meat Scandal

Oct 11, 2016

Shanghai Husi Food and its US based parent company OSI Group have been fined more than CNY24.3m ($3.6m) by the Shanghai Municipal Food and Drug Administration for preparing and selling sub-standard meat products. While Shanghai Husi Food ...

Tags: Shanghai Husi Food, OSI Group

Salford Trader to Pay GBP25k for Selling Fake and Counterfeit Frozen and Spiderman Toys

Sep 28, 2016

Thousands of dangerous and counterfeit toys were seized from Smartway Imports in who pleaded guilty to seven offences relating to unsafe toys. A Salford-based company has been fined almost £25,000 for selling fake and counterfeit ...

Tags: fake and counterfeit toys, Smartway Imports

Amazon Fined GBP65k for Trying to Ship Batteries That Could an 'Explosion'

Sep 27, 2016

Amazon has been found guilty of shipping dangerous goods by air, and now has to cough up serious cash in penance. A UK court has ordered Amazon to pay £65,000 in fines after the online retailer tried to transport flammable aerosols ...

Tags: Amazon, CAA, explosion

Different Food Industry Responses to Free Range Egg Farms Misleading Claim Fine

Apr 19, 2016

Responses to last week’s Australian Federal Court’s decision to impose a $300, 000 penalty on Free Range Egg Farms (FREF) has attracted a strong reaction in food industry and food compliance circles. In a decision handed down ...

Tags: Australian Federal Court, FREF, Free Range Egg Farms

Chinese Man Acquitted of Murder Receives State Compensation

Dec 29, 2015

A Chinese court granted a man who spent more than 11 years behind bars after a false murder conviction 1.27 million yuan (200,000 U.S. dollars) in state compensation on Monday. Citing insufficient evidence, the Xiangtan Intermediate ...

Tags: Acquitted, State Compensation

China Fines Shipping Companies for Price Fixing

Dec 29, 2015

More details have been revealed about a price fixing case which involves eight international ocean freight shipping companies operating in China. The companies include Japan's NYK Line and "K" Line, and Chile's CSAV. The eight companies ...

Tags: Shipping Companies, Price Fixing

Former Chinese Media Executive Jailed for Extortion

Dec 25, 2015

Shen Hao, former president of 21st Century Media Co. Ltd., was sentenced to four years in prison on Thursday for blackmailing companies by threatening negative coverage. Shen was convicted of extortion and forced transactions, among other ...

Tags: Extortion, Jailed

Arnott’s Shapes Forced to Change Packaging and Fined $51, 000 for Misleading Fat Content Claim

Nov 26, 2015

Leading biscuit brand Arnott’s has paid the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) $51,000 in penalties after five infringement notices were issued against the company in relation to a marketing claim for its Shapes ...

Tags: Arnott, biscuit, Packaging

Arnott’s Biscuits Pays $51, 000 in Fine Over Misleading Packaging

Nov 26, 2015

Arnott’s Biscuits has been fined $51,000 by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) over false or misleading packaging. ACCC has slapped fines on Arnott's after the company falsely claimed that its Shapes Light ...

Tags: Arnott, Biscuits, Packaging

How Do Foreign Countries Punish Relic Vandals?

Nov 4, 2015

A couple's scandalous behavior - carving their names on a 300-year-old vat at the Palace Museum - incited criticism among netizens, while staff at the Palace Museum said they've reported the case to the police. This kind of incident ...

Tags: Foreign Countries, Punish, Relic Vandals

Great Wall Landscape Harmed by Film Shooting

Oct 28, 2015

One spot of the Great Wall, one of the world's most recognizable landmarks, recently accommodated a set built and abandoned by a film crew in May in Beijing, a local newspaper reported. According to the Legal Evening News, a film crew ...

Tags: Great Wall, Film Shooting, Landscape Harmed

Singapore Introduces Bus Lane LED Warning Lights in Certain Areas

Oct 14, 2015

Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA) will be installing LED warning lights in four locations in late 2015, reported The Strait Times. The lights are being installed in problematic spots where motorists have entered bus lanes. ...

Tags: Singapore, LED warning lights, Land Transport Authority(LTA)

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