未获得许可销售野生冬虫夏草 杭州一公司被查处

Core Viewpoint - The illegal sale of Cordyceps sinensis, a nationally protected wild plant, has been highlighted through the case of a biotechnology company in Hangzhou, which was found selling this product without the necessary permits [1][2][3]. Regulatory Compliance - The company was reported for selling Cordyceps sinensis without approval from the relevant authorities, violating the Wild Plant Protection Regulations of the People's Republic of China [2][3]. - The company sold a total of 75 grams of wild Cordyceps sinensis, generating sales of 21,600 yuan, with illegal gains amounting to 5,100 yuan [2]. Enforcement Actions - Following the investigation, the company was penalized with the confiscation of illegal gains and a fine, amounting to 10,200 yuan, due to their violation of the regulations [3]. - The company ceased sales of the product and applied for the necessary permits after the incident, which was considered a mitigating factor in the enforcement decision [3]. Industry Implications - The case underscores the importance of obtaining proper approvals for the sale and purchase of nationally protected wild plants, as outlined in the Wild Plant Protection Regulations [4]. - Consumers and businesses are urged to be vigilant about the legality of wild plant sales and to report any illegal activities to help maintain ecological balance and market order [4].