Fabricating information on price increases will be defined as illegal

Legal Daily Beijing May 24 reporter Lili reporter from the National Development and Reform Commission recently convened the national price director of the meeting learned that China will study and formulate a rigorous crackdown on fabricating, dissemination of price information, malicious hoarding, driving up prices profiteering, collusion prices and other price violations of the definition of standards and treatment methods. This year, China's rice, corn and other food varieties, garlic, vegetables, mung bean and other agricultural and sideline products, as well as 37 of Chinese herbal medicine prices increased more, both by the Southwest drought, the central and eastern regions continued low temperature adverse weather effects, but also with a handful of operators fabricated false information, malicious hoarding,