| 索引号 | JGXX-2025-10112 主题分类 监管信息 / 监督抽检信息 | | --- | --- | | 标题 | 国家药监局关于28批次不符合规定药品的通告 (2025年第30号) | | 发布日期 | 2025-08-27 | 经江苏省药品监督检验研究院等12家药品检验机构检验，共17家企业生产的28批次药品不符合规定。现将相关情况通告如下： 一、经江苏省药品监督检验研究院检验，标示为澳美制药厂生产的5批次夫西地酸乳膏不符合规定，不符合规定项目为粒度。 转自：国家药监局网站 九、经安徽省食品药品检验研究院检验，标示为四川金可药业有限责任公司、四川益祥康药业有限公司生产的2批次赤芍不符合规定，不符合规定项目为性 状。 十、经湖南省药品检验检测研究院检验，标示为安国市安兴中药饮片有限公司、河北康盛华药业有限公司、河北悦康志德药业有限公司生产的3批次红参 （红参片）不符合规定，不符合规定项目为鉴别；标示为辽宁龙参健康药业有限公司生产的1批次红参（红参片）不符合规定，不符合规定项目为其他有机 氯类农药残留量、总还原糖。 十一、经浙江省食品药品检验研究院检验，标示为江苏和生堂药业有限公司生产的1批次 ...

中新网8月27日电 国家药监局27日在官网发布关于28批次不符合规定药品的通告。经江苏省药品监督检 验研究院等12家药品检验机构检验，共17家企业生产的28批次药品不符合规定。 一、经江苏省药品监督检验研究院检验，标示为澳美制药厂生产的5批次夫西地酸乳膏不符合规定，不 符合规定项目为粒度。 二、经吉林省药品检验研究院检验，标示为万特制药(海南)有限公司生产的2批次氯雷他定糖浆不符合 规定，不符合规定项目为有关物质。 三、经天津市药品检验研究院检验，标示为上海海虹实业(集团)巢湖今辰药业有限公司生产的1批次磷 酸钠盐口服溶液不符合规定，不符合规定项目为相对密度。 四、经黑龙江省药品检验研究院检验，标示为陕西西岳制药有限公司生产的2批次托西酸舒他西林胶囊 不符合规定，不符合规定项目为溶出度。 五、经无锡市药品安全检验检测中心检验，标示为浙江金华康恩贝生物制药有限公司生产的1批次乙酰 半胱氨酸泡腾片不符合规定，不符合规定项目为性状。 六、经西藏自治区食品药品检验研究院检验，标示为西藏神猴药业有限责任公司生产的2批次二十五味 珊瑚丸不符合规定，不符合规定项目为重量差异。 七、经黑龙江省药品检验研究院检验，标示为湖北民 ...

央视网消息：国家药监局发布关于28批次不符合规定药品的通告（2025年第30号），详情如下： 四、经黑龙江省药品检验研究院检验，标示为陕西西岳制药有限公司生产的2批次托西酸舒他西林 胶囊不符合规定，不符合规定项目为溶出度。 五、经无锡市药品安全检验检测中心检验，标示为浙江金华康恩贝生物制药有限公司生产的1批次 乙酰半胱氨酸泡腾片不符合规定，不符合规定项目为性状。 六、经西藏自治区食品药品检验研究院检验，标示为西藏神猴药业有限责任公司生产的2批次二十 五味珊瑚丸不符合规定，不符合规定项目为重量差异。 七、经黑龙江省药品检验研究院检验，标示为湖北民康制药有限公司生产的2批次七厘散不符合规 定，不符合规定项目为含量测定。 八、经四川省药品检验研究院检验，标示为湖北瑞华制药有限责任公司生产的4批次清气化痰丸不 符合规定，不符合规定项目为装量差异。 九、经安徽省食品药品检验研究院检验，标示为四川金可药业有限责任公司、四川益祥康药业有限 公司生产的2批次赤芍不符合规定，不符合规定项目为性状。 十、经湖南省药品检验检测研究院检验，标示为安国市安兴中药饮片有限公司、河北康盛华药业有 限公司、河北悦康志德药业有限公司生产的3批 ...

国家药监局今天发布通告，经江苏省药品监督检验研究院等12家药品检验机构检验，共17家企业生产的 28批次药品不符合规定。 一、经江苏省药品监督检验研究院检验，标示为澳美制药厂生产的5批次夫西地酸乳膏不符合规定，不 符合规定项目为粒度。 二、经吉林省药品检验研究院检验，标示为万特制药（海南）有限公司生产的2批次氯雷他定糖浆不符 合规定，不符合规定项目为有关物质。 三、经天津市药品检验研究院检验，标示为上海海虹实业（集团）巢湖今辰药业有限公司生产的1批次 磷酸钠盐口服溶液不符合规定，不符合规定项目为相对密度。 四、经黑龙江省药品检验研究院检验，标示为陕西西岳制药有限公司生产的2批次托西酸舒他西林胶囊 不符合规定，不符合规定项目为溶出度。 五、经无锡市药品安全检验检测中心检验，标示为浙江金华康恩贝生物制药有限公司生产的1批次乙酰 半胱氨酸泡腾片不符合规定，不符合规定项目为性状。 六、经西藏自治区食品药品检验研究院检验，标示为西藏神猴药业有限责任公司生产的2批次二十五味 珊瑚丸不符合规定，不符合规定项目为重量差异。 七、经黑龙江省药品检验研究院检验，标示为湖北民康制药有限公司生产的2批次七厘散不符合规定， 不符合规定 ...

Core Insights - The innovative "under-forest economy" model in Jinzhongzi Town has significantly enhanced agricultural productivity and income for local farmers, demonstrating a successful integration of traditional fruit farming with medicinal herb cultivation [1][2][3] Group 1: Agricultural Innovation - The "under-forest economy" model allows for efficient land use by combining peach cultivation with the planting of medicinal herbs, resulting in a dual-income stream for farmers [1] - The integration of peach trees and medicinal herbs creates a symbiotic root system, enriching the fruit with trace elements and increasing consumer appeal [1] Group 2: Economic Impact - Each acre of land with the combined planting of medicinal herbs can generate an additional income of 3,000 yuan, leading to an annual increase of 400,000 yuan for a 200-acre farm [1] - The cooperative model involving local party branches, family farms, and farmers ensures a fair distribution of profits, with 60% going to farmers, 20% to the farm, and 20% to the village collective [2] Group 3: Community Engagement - Over 20 villages have engaged in planting medicinal herbs on idle land, involving more than 200 households and covering over 200 acres [2] - The initiative not only improves the living environment but also contributes over 40,000 yuan annually to village collectives, enhancing community satisfaction [2] Group 4: Future Development - Jinzhongzi Town is expanding its agricultural initiatives by developing the Dou Dan industry and planning to increase the cultivation area by over 1,000 acres in the coming years [2][3] - The town is also focusing on establishing new types of agricultural entities and promoting brand-driven agricultural efficiency and farmer income growth [2][3]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the successful transformation of the Khorchin Sandy Land in Liaoning Province from desert to green land through extensive afforestation and desertification control efforts, highlighting the achievements and ongoing initiatives in combating desertification and promoting ecological restoration [4][5][18]. Group 1: Desertification Control Efforts - The Khorchin Sandy Land is the largest sandy area in China, and over the past 70 years, significant progress has been made in preventing its southward expansion, achieving a historic shift from "desert encroachment" to "greening" [5][6]. - As of August 2023, the "elimination battle" against desertification has completed comprehensive management tasks covering 9.92 million acres, which is 40% of the total eight-year target [5][11]. - The average vegetation coverage of sandy forest land and the soil and water conservation rates have significantly improved due to these efforts [5]. Group 2: Ecological Restoration Projects - The construction of a 1,044-kilometer "green belt" in Liaoning is a key project in the desertification control battle, connecting multiple counties and cities [6]. - Various ecological restoration methods have been implemented, including the use of diverse tree species and scientific planting techniques to enhance the stability and effectiveness of the ecosystem [9][10]. - The "DJS planting method" has been developed to improve tree survival rates, achieving a 90% survival rate for newly planted trees in challenging terrains [10]. Group 3: Economic Benefits from Ecological Initiatives - The integration of ecological restoration with economic development is emphasized, with initiatives like the "ecological + under-forest medicinal materials" model, which aims to generate income from medicinal plants while enhancing ecological benefits [12]. - The average income from medicinal plants can exceed 15,000 yuan per acre, showcasing the potential for economic growth alongside environmental restoration [12]. - The development of under-forest economy projects, such as the cultivation of traditional Chinese medicinal herbs, is being promoted to increase local farmers' incomes and support sustainable development [13]. Group 4: Urban Greening and Community Engagement - Urban greening projects have been initiated to improve the quality of life for residents, with significant investments leading to increased urban green coverage from 15.2% to 40.84% [16]. - Community involvement in greening efforts has transformed previously barren areas into vibrant parks and recreational spaces, enhancing local aesthetics and environmental quality [15][16]. - The comprehensive management approach includes not only afforestation but also the restoration of wetlands and the improvement of urban landscapes, benefiting both the environment and the community [17].