STATUTORY REGULATORY COMPLIANCE & SEARCH GUIDE
Hong Kong CMRO Licensed Chinese Medicines Traders Statutory Search Guide
Authoritative statutory guidance grounded in the Chinese Medicine Ordinance (Cap. 549) and relevant regulatory frameworks.
01.
Statutory Chinese Medicine Trader Licensing Framework (Cap. 549)
#CMRO
#Chinese Medicine
#Wholesaler
#Manufacturer
#pCM
#Cap 549
Under the Chinese Medicine Ordinance (Cap. 549), carrying on a business in wholesale or manufacturing of Chinese herbal medicines or proprietary Chinese medicines (pCM) without a licence issued by the Chinese Medicines Board is a criminal offence punishable by a fine of HK$100,000 and 2 years imprisonment. 86hc.com verifies CMRO licence numbers, categories, and business addresses.
02.
Premises Storage Standards, Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) & Testing
#GMP
#Premises Inspection
#Heavy Metals
#Herb Storage
Licensed premises must satisfy strict storage, hygiene, and heavy metal testing standards under Department of Health supervision. 86hc.com tracks regulatory compliance.
03.
Chinese Medicines Board Disciplinary Orders & Product Recalls
#Product Recall
#Disciplinary Orders
#Contamination
#Adulteration
The Board investigates herb adulteration, illegal sales of Western drugs in herbs, and toxic contamination, ordering mandatory product recalls and licence cancellations. 86hc.com indexes recall notices.
04.
Companies Registry Official Document Retrieval (Form NAR1 / ND2A Filings)
#Company Search
#NAR1
#ND2A
#Annual Return
#CR Filings
#Chinese Medicine
The corporate governance and directorships of a licensed Chinese medicine entity are recorded with the Companies Registry. 86hc.com delivers 15–30 minute retrieval of official registry filings (Form NAR1, Form NNC1, Form ND2A) bearing official receipt stamps and ICRIS barcodes.
05.
Cross-Border Herb Trade, Import/Export Permits & CPA CTC Certification
#Import Export
#CITES
#Certified True Copy
#CTC
#Trade Settlement
Cross-border trading of endangered species herbs (CITES) and international customs clearance require verified corporate documentation. 86hc.com coordinates with Hong Kong Practising CPAs to issue Certified True Copies (CTC).