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Thumps up to the British. I hope this present effort will be sustained.

Dear friend,

Try to read up about causes of resistance strains in pathogens before you make further uninformed comments. Cheers

Chinese pharmaceutical exports are safe, a senior official said Tuesday, dismissing media reports that the country was a major exporter of fake or shoddy drugs as "sensational."

"I cannot agree with some foreign media allegations that China has become a major exporter of fake drugs," Bian Zhenjia, deputy commissioner of the State Food and Drug Administration, or SFDA, told reporters.

Bian was asked during a press briefing to comment on reports of Chinese-made counterfeit pharmaceutical products being exported overseas.

"If foreign manufacturers and distributors purchase drug substances and formulas from one of China's 4,708 pharmaceutical producers, there would not be any quality problem," he said.

"Their products are safe," he added.

In January, London-based newspaper The Observer reported that Chinese drug counterfeiters were producing copies of the world's best-selling pharmaceuticals.

The report said those drug pirates managed to sell an estimated eight million fake pills to the U.K. healthcare system in 2008.

But Bian denied the allegations, saying an investigation by U.K. authorities had proved the report was wrong.

"There should be no more sensational tactics or attacks," he said.

However, he conceded that some illegal Chinese companies could be involved in producing fake drugs but didn't elaborate.

Bian pledged China would work jointly with other countries to combat counterfeit drugs and called for overseas authorities to notify Beijing of any fake or substandard pharmaceuticals suspected to have been made in China.

"We will resolutely crack down on fake and substandard drugs made in China no matter whether they are found in the country or abroad," he said.

Bans and recalls of drug products are common in China due to widespread safety problems in the nation's chaotic, under-regulated and sometimes corrupt health industry.

The former head of the SFDA, Zheng Xiaoyu, was executed in 2007 for taking bribes in exchange for product safety licenses.

In another recent scandal, Chinese-made herbal remedies killed at least four people in October last year.

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OIL FILTER
Oil filter prevents particles from getting into the oil thus eliminating any particles that may cause engine knock.
How to tell the difference.

FAKE OIL FILTER

Not well layered, therefore does not catch particles before the oil gets to the engine-may cause engine knock.

Made with low quality materials, prone to tearing and clogging, causing excessive fuel consumption, and in some cases engine damage.

Lack Durability, causing frequent replacements.

GENUINE OIL FILTER

Made form dual textured element

Well layered to filter particles of different sizes.

Made with good quality tight sealing gasket materials that ensure durability


SPARK PLUG
Spark plugs ignite a mixture of compressed air and fuel, creating engine power. They are responsible for the easy movement of a car. A jerking car for instance might be as a result of fake spark plugs and can be quite frustrating.
How to tell the difference

FAKE PLUGS

No resistor, so fail to reduce interference with the car electronics.

Have no U-grove ground electrode and therefore impair engine power/performance.

Plug housing has low rate of thermal conduction, so tends to run too hot or too cold.

Cause hard starts, unstable running, engine misfires.

Lead to engine misfire and cause engine damage.

Misappropriate heating range, causing low performance in uphill climbs or when carrying loads; excessive fuel consumption.

GENUINE PLUGS

Easy start, smooth running; no problem with hill climbing, Has resistor which prevents interference with on-board electronics.

Have a U-grove ground electrode, which optimizes engine performance.

Plug housing has a high rate of thermal conduction ensuring ideal temperature.

Appropriate heating range better fuel millage and smooth running.


BRAKE PAD
Brake pads enable vehicles to stop by pressing on both sides of the brake rotor, which rotates with the wheels.
How to tell the difference

FAKE BRAKE PADS

Made with asbestos materials that are hazardous to the environment.

Do not have anti-skim shim, which makes it more likely to squeak.

Brake pads do not undergo any quality inspection.

Can not provide stable performance and reliable braking.

Not durable: More frequent replacements make them more expensive in the long run

Cause brake failure.

GENUINE BRAKE PADS

Lined to ensure reliable braking and safe driving.

Environmentally friendly; made without asbestos.

Finely processed anti-skim shim, which prevents brake noise/vibration.

Brake pads undergo strict quality control inspections.

Optimum performance throughout the life of the brake pads.

Durable.

The Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria, Xu Jianguo has called on the Nigerian Customs Service, the Standard Organisation of Nigeria and other relevant authorities to work with China in its effort to curb the influx of fake products from China to Nigeria.

Jianguo also lamented that contrary to popular beliefs, it was easier for Nigerians to get Chinese visas than it is for Chinese to get visa to Nigeria. He however stated that his country was talking to relevant authorities on the issue as it could be an impediment to the development of business ties between both nations.

Speaking with THISDAY at the opening ceremony of the Photo Exhibition on achievements of follow-up actions of the Beijing Summit on the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation in Abuja yesterday, Xu reiterated that the influx of fake products was due to the activities of corrupt business men; both Nigerian and Chinese who produced sub-standard products to cut costs.
“China has a lot of standard products which are of high quality because we have a production standard. This is a very complicated problem and it involves illegal business men who produce and sell sub-standard products. We hope that Nigerian relevant agencies would work together with their counterparts in China to curb this problem” he said.

Xu also lamented that it was harder for Chinese to get visa into Nigeria; as according to him, the Chinese Consular in Lagos has issued over 40,000 visas in 2009 alone, while less than 10,000 have gotten Nigerian visas.

Although, he could not provide any reason for this development, he said his country was in talk with relevant Nigerian authorities to enhance business ties between both countries. But less 10,000 Chinese have gotten visa to come here but we have reached out to the relevant authorities. . We welcome the exchange of citizens between both countries especially with the business ties which exist between us. We ask citizens of both nations, when visiting each other to obey the law of the locales” he added.

Fake Drugs: China Apologises to Nigeria
•As NAFDAC’s drug war goes global
From Kingsley Nwezeh in Abuja, 09.21.2009

Following cases of importation of unwholesome drugs into Nigeria by Chinese companies, China has formally apologised for flooding the country with such harmful products.
The development followed intensified efforts and whistle stop campaigns by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) in India, China and the United States among other countries to drum up support and seek strategic alliances for its campaign against unwholesome drugs.

Rendering his apology in Abuja, Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Rong Yansong, who noted that Nigeria was the country’s most important trade partner in Africa, regretted the importation of fake drugs into the country by some Chinese nationals.
Speaking at a meeting of global coalition partners against fake drugs manufacture, importation and exportation in Abuja, the envoy apologised for his country’s involvement in the illicit trade.
“I wish to use this opportunity to apologise to Nigeria for the importation of such products into the country by Chinese firms.

The Chinese government would ensure the punishment of fake drug exporters from China into Nigeria, just like those already in their custody would be dealt with according to the law”, he said. In June, the Dr Paul Orhii-led agency announced it had detected a large consignment of anti-malaria drugs from China, which had been labelled “Made in India”, being sold in the country.
The discovery had snowballed into a diplomatic row with the Indian government lodging a strong protest with the Chinese authorities.

“It was an unfortunate incident, but it has opened up a lot of opportunities in fight against counterfeits, with the Indian government involved as it has interests in the issue,” NAFDAC DG said.
Orhii had embarked on a five-day visit to hold talks with the Indian government and visit pharmaceutical factories in Delhi, Ahmedabad, Pune and Mumbai.

He said the suspect drugs were declared counterfeit only after laboratory tests.“The packaging was very sophisticated and on its physical scrutiny, it looked genuine. But after laboratory analysis we found there were no active ingredients. If it had remained undetected, it could have created resistant strains of malaria,” Ohri added.The Chinese government, he said, had reacted by asking for “more information” and “promised to conduct its own investigation”.“We have learnt that they have identified about 50 (Chinese) companies that are involved in this syndicate,” Orhii said.Orhii, however, maintained that there was still the need to conduct a public information campaign about Indian products coming to Nigeria.He also said his organisation had already taken steps to be more “vigilant” to detect counterfeit drugs at the ports of entry itself.Incidentally, China and India are the top exporters of drugs to Nigeria, where foreign-made pharmaceuticals account for 60 percent of drugs in the market.Going by a draft bill before the Indian parliament, exporters of unwholesome products risk life jail, should it be passed into law. Similarly, any Nigerian drug importer who connives with an Indian drug company to produce fake drugs would also be jailed for life upon conviction.NAFDAC on its own had also proposed stiffer penalties for fake drug exporters and manufacturers in Nigeria which would be presented to the National Assembly

The NAFDAC boss had said recently that the biggest problem facing the agency was the issue of counterfeiting which was reduced to 16 per cent during the reign of Professor Dora Akunyili as head of the agency.“One of our biggest problems is counterfeiting which was reduced to 16 per cent during the time of my predecessor. Even 16 per cent is not enough. We want to take it to international standard”, he said. The recently inaugurated Board of the National Agency for Food Drugs, Administration and Control also expressed its determination to reduce incidences of fake and substandard drugs within six months. Chairman of the board, Dr. Philip Emefo, said the agency was ready to partner with the National Assembly in strengthening the existing laws regulating the activities of the agency.

Back in 2007, the owner of a North CarolinaNorth Carolina, state in the SE United States. It is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean (E), South Carolina and Georgia (S), Tennessee (W), and Virginia (N). Facts and Figures


Area, 52,586 sq mi (136,198 sq km). Pop.
. . . . . Click the link for more information. company that resells Hewlett-Packard printer supplies says her firm's phones were ringing non-stop. Customers were irate i·rate
adj.
1. Extremely angry; enraged. See Synonyms at angry.

2. Characterized or occasioned by anger: an irate phone call. about defective HP ink cartridges purchased from her firm. Several big corporate customers told her they spent days cleaning up leakyleak·y
The buyer for one local municipality was so furious about damage to the city's printers that he canceled his contract.

She began to worry: Perhaps the $40,000 in ink cartridges her company had purchased at a 10% discount from an Internet supplier were fakes. When she called HP, the company advised her to check security seals on the boxes containing the ink. They were identical to other packaging in her warehouse. Then one of HP's ink detectives knocked on her door. Part of a little-known group that roves the globe to track down counterfeits, the man confirmed her fears. "We were duped," says the woman, who asked not to be identified for fear of losing other customers. "We found out the hard way that counterfeiters are putting more into making the boxes than they are into the actual product. "

Combating counterfeitTo falsify, deceive, or defraud. A copy or imitation of something that is intended to be taken as authentic and genuine in order to deceive another.

A counterfeit coin is one that may pass for a genuine coin and may include a lower denomination coin altered so that it may
. . . . . Click the link for more information. ink has become a major priority for HP CEO (1) (Chief Executive Officer) The highest individual in command of an organization. Typically the president of the company, the CEO reports to the Chairman of the Board. Mark V. HurdMark V. Hurd is the chairman, chief executive officer, and president of Hewlett-Packard. He replaced Carly Fiorina, who resigned at the decision of HP's board of directors after the difficult merger with Compaq and a struggle with the HP board after reports of disappointing
. . . . . Click the link for more information. . Analysts estimate the Palo AltoPalo Alto, city, California
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. . . . . Click the link for more information. (Calif. )-based company's imaging and printing group lost more than $1 billion in revenue to illegal counterfeits last year. And the company is concerned that shoddy shod·dy
adj. shod·di·er, shod·di·est
1. Made of or containing inferior material.

2.
a. Of poor quality or craft.

b. Rundown; shabby.

3. products will do even more damage to its reputation. "Counterfeit cartridges hurt HP's business," says Hurd. "More importantly, they hurt our customers, who are not getting what they think they are paying for. "

The revenue drain comes as HP's printing business, once so lucrative it delivered nearly 60% of the company's operating profit Operating profit (or loss)

Revenue from a firm's regular activities less costs and expenses and before income deductions.

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operating profit

See operating income. , has fallen on hard times. Sales have tumbled 21% this year, to $11. 9 billion, while profits have slumped. At the same time, HP is struggling with the recession in its other businesses, and its stock is off 5% this year.

HP isn't alone in losing out to counterfeit ink. The entire industry missed out on an estimated $3 billion in sales last year to counterfeits, according to according to
prep.
1. As stated or indicated by; on the authority of: according to historians.

2. In keeping with: according to instructions.

3. market researcher IDC. Counterfeit ink has become a growth business in part because of printer makers' business model. HP and other manufacturers sell printers on the cheap and make virtually all their profits on ink and other supplies. But many customers wince at the cost of replacement ink, which can sell for the equivalent of $8,000 a gallon. Some consciously take their chances on lower-cost counterfeits, since quality can be decent. Others buy counterfeit ink without knowing it.

The Internet has made it easier for people around the world to buy and sell illicit products of all types. The International Chamber of Commerce estimates counterfeiting cost businesses about $600 billion in 2007, or roughly 6% of global trade. Some 10% of tech products sold globally are counterfeit, according to a study by KPMG KPMG Klynveld Peat Marwick Goerdeler (accounting firm)
KPMG Kaiser Permanente Medical Group
KPMG Keiner Prüft Mehr Genau (German)
KPMG Kommen Prüfen Meckern Gehen and the tech trade group Alliance for Gray Market and Counterfeit Abatement. "Counterfeiting is one of the most significant threats to the free market," wrote KPMG partner Richard Girgenti in the study.

For years, HP could afford to ignore the problem. The worldwide ink market grew from $11 billion a decade ago to about $45 billion last year. And the profit margins on replacement ink ran as high as 60%. Counterfeits were an annoying problem, but HP spent more energy trying to thwart companies that made legal, low-cost alternative inks that were compatible with its printers. Counterfeit ink was so low a priority that earlier in the decade HP dropped out of the Imaging Supplies Coalition, the industry trade group that publicizes the issue and counts Canon, Xerox, and Toshiba as members.


CARTRIDGE SLEUTHS

Times have changed, however, and HP rejoined the group in March. As financial firms go bust and thousands of workers lose their jobs, people are printing fewer pages--and using less ink. IDC predicts the number of printed pages will decline for the first time this year, to 1. 47 trillion pages, from 1. 5 trillion in 2008. At the same time, counterfeiting has grown to the point that one in 20 ink cartridges sitting on store shelves globally is suspected of being fake. Now HP, Samsung, and others are hiring teams of private investigators and setting up forensic labs around the world to analyze suspect ink and packaging. They take their findings to law enforcement to help nab big distributors of counterfeit ink supplies. "Stemming the flow of counterfeits has become an absolute priority," says IDC analyst Jake Wang.

In the North Carolina case, HP's Anti-Counterfeiting Force swung into action. Peter Hunt, the group's Singapore-based director, dispatched one of his 12 investigators to examine pallets of ink in the reseller's warehouse. Then they worked with North Carolina authorities to set up a sting operation Noun 1. sting operation - a complicated confidence game planned and executed with great care (especially an operation implemented by undercover agents to apprehend criminals) . Within weeks, a local man was charged with selling counterfeit HP, Samsung, and Canon toner and ink cartridges via his Web site. Some $60,000 in fake goods was seized. HP traced the origin of the ink to China, where it believes 80% of counterfeit ink originates. "The marching orders Noun 1. marching order - equipage for marching; "the company was dressed in full marching order"
equipage, materiel - equipment and supplies of a military force from the highest levels are this: Protect our brand and the enormous amount of R& that has gone into creating our products," Hunt says.

HP scored its biggest antipiracy success in May 2007 in Foshan City, China. After tracking illicit supplies for more than six months, the company worked with Chinese police to raid 14 warehouses, seizing $88 million in equipment, supplies, and packaging materials from a variety of manufacturers. Two men were convicted this year and sent to jail.

Ink counterfeiters have developed techniques to throw off investigators. One approach: They sell supplies only slightly below the usual cost, unlike knockoffs of, say, Rolex watches. The North Carolina reseller says that's why she wasn't concerned. "Who would think they'd be selling ink for a 500% markup (text) markup - In computerised document preparation, a method of adding information to the text indicating the logical components of a document, or instructions for layout of the text on the page or other information which can be interpreted by some automatic system. ?" she asks.

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hello Barr.,

i love what you have done. The info is totally correct. Infact i took your advice and i've just registered my very own ngo.

ANTI-COUNTERFEITING AND PIRACY INITIATIVE (ACAPI)

Cheers

hanson

naijacutee:

They didn't last! The site has been erased from the face of the Earth. [s]Probably because of hosting fees of at least N20k[/s]

Hello people, my name is Hanson and i developed Alaba.biz. The site is down due to the politics within Alaba market and not for hosting fees, i own a large server that i can offer free hosting to ppl! But i am happy to say that we will soon be back online. for those of you who want to be part of the all brand new Alaba.biz portal, simply mail me via hanson@idealsoftnigeria.com.

I have also been working on a new concept to eliminate counterfeit and fake products in Nigeria and it is via www.correctsources.com. check it out

naijacutee, i think your simply great and i owe alot to you more than you know. i hope you will be part of my new launch? Cheers

Re-what? Who is fooling who! Are we re branding the death of the manufacturing industry or the use of generators or what. Where did this lady come from,the moon? Give me a break will yah!

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9 Miraculous Months™ is the first in a series of durable educational medical projects in the field of healthcare in the tropics.  It will go along way to developing community based comprehensive health education programmes focusing on contraception, sex education, prevention and treatment of postabortal sepsis, pelvic inflammatory disease, puerperal sepsis, unsafe and criminal abortion, termination of pregnancy, uterine fibroids, positive behavioral change, etc.  Fear and anxiety disturb the normal rhythm of the uterine action and a woman who is tense and anxious may be expected to have a longer and more difficult labour than one who is calm and confident but by continuous support she can really improve the outcome of childbirth.  Our production aims at giving general advice about normal pregnancy and the minor disorders that may occur

This amazing two hour twenty mins video is directed to women that find it difficult to attend childbirth classes, or that can't wait for the classes to start or just for those that are shy to ask questions at these classes when they finally get into it.  Produced with support from a registered Obs & Gyn specialist, an obstetrical registered midwife, a registered pharmacist, a volunteer caregiver, a registered fitness instructor, several primigravida and multigravida women at various stages of pregnancy.  This is the only made-in-Nigeria DVD that takes you directly from the classroom into the hospital, labor room and birthing room, allowing you to see, first-hand, discreet footage of obstetrical procedures, labor, vaginal births and much more!


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Malaria In Pregnancy with emphasis on the stage intervention using insecticide treated mosquito nets, intermittent preventive therapy, treatment options etc

Actual Birth by spontaneous delivery and the role of men in maternal and child care





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SCAP'09. Register now to participate

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STOP COUNTERFEITING AND PIRACY (SCAP)
SCAP is open to all individuals, companies and organizations, large and small, committed to the fight against counterfeiting and piracy. Participants are invited to endorse SCAP objectives, contribute to the development of SCAP projects and lend their organizations name to the SCAP growing list of supporters. We are poised to bring the gap between advocacy and enforcement.
SCAP MISSION
To connect the business community, individuals and non-governmental organisations across the country so as to more efficiently identify and address intellectual property rights (IPR) issues and petition for greater commitments by local, state and federal government agents in the enforcement and protection of brands against counterfeiting and piracy.
SCAP OBJECTIVES
• Increase public and political awareness and understanding of counterfeiting and piracy activities and the associated economic and social harm.

• Compel government action and the allocation of resources towards improved IPR enforcement.

• Create a culture change where intellectual property is respected and protected.

SCAP seeks to accomplish these objectives by:

• Connecting ongoing business activities, business strategies and messages.

• Producing information and products that have value to corporations and trade associations across sectors.

• Providing a platform for leveraging ongoing and new business initiatives through use of the business network and contacts with regulatory agencies; network of media relationships; and relationships with non governmental organizations.

Additionally, companies and organizations are invited to:
• Provide in-kind support, by contributing to the drafting of materials, translating documents, participating on implementation teams, hosting stakeholder events and organizing legislative initiatives or educational workshops nationwide.
• Financially support the initiative. Recognizing the differing objectives and abilities of companies and organizations, CS is categorically seeking participation and support for the SCAP initiative at the following levels:

SCAP NATIONAL LEADERSHIP GROUP
The formation of the SCAP National Leadership Group is critical to building awareness, strengthening SCAP statements to the media, adding weight to interventions with inter-governmental organizations, amplifying the lobby effort with the three arms of government, and generating the core financial resources for the national SCAP initiative.
Participants:
CEO’s, senior corporate officers of companies and individuals lending their name (and participation as appropriate) and representatives from the local chambers of commerce as well as non-governmental organisations.
Responsibilities:
• Lend name in support of SCAP.
• As appropriate and convenient, CEO’s in the SCAP National Leadership Group would be invited/encouraged to accept high-level media interviews and prominent speaking engagements,
• Nominate a representative to the SCAP Steering Committee.
• Option to send senior representative to SCAP NLG meetings.
• Contribute toward financing core SCAP activities, including development and deployment of SCAP products and publicity, and outreach activities.

SCAP STEERING COMMITTEE
The Steering Committee brings expertise and a wide, cross-sector approach to the SCAP initiative. It establishes SCAP implementation priorities and strategy to deliver value to, and leverage the ongoing efforts of, companies and associations working nationwide against counterfeiting and piracy.
Participants:
Representatives appointed by members of the National Leadership Group; and select non-governmental organizations and representative of regulatory bodies.
Responsibilities:
• Provide policy and issue expertise and guidance on SCAP operations, including implementation priorities and strategy.
• Shape the SCAP message and program direction


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SCAP MEMBERSHIP- Legal Services
As a SCAP member (Brand defender, consumer protector), you will enjoy the following benefits:
 One legal notice will be sent to the Opposite Party free of charge.
 Preparation of case papers at highly subsidized charges.
 Help and guidance to attend the hearings in court.
 Preparation of case papers like rejoinder, affidavit, written arguments, etc. to file during the proceedings at subsidized charges.
 Help and support to your consumer issues.
 Help to settle the matter out of court through peaceful means.
 Guidance to prepare and file complaint in other competent courts.
SCAP,  is a Private Public Partnership Initiative which is open to agents of government, corporate bodies, or anyone who is passionate about countering counterfeiters. We manage to give fearless and excellent services to our members as we are not under anyone's obligation. 
Identity cards are not issued to members. Identity cards are however issued to those members who prove their useful association with us, or who have proven track record of recent involvement in social services especially in the fight against counterfeiting and piracy.
Application for Membership:
Membership request may be sent by surface mail (copy by e-mail) providing the following details in a separate sheet of paper:
1) Your name and full address.
2) Your e-mail address, telephone number and date of birth.
3) Your profession, designation and name of office (if employed).
4) Your reason for wanting to join the SCAP initiative.
5) Propose at least two (2) measures that can improve IPR issues in Nigeria.
 
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First know the procedure by sending request to scap@correctsources.com


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