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由国家中医药管理局科技司、质量司、外事司、医政司、经济协调司联合召开的“中成药出口产品重金属限量研讨会”于1990年8月26～29日在天津召开,来自北京、天津、上海、山东、江苏、吉林6省市60名代表出席了会议。据统计,近年来,我国中药出口增长迅速,到1989年,已达6亿余元,其中1/3为中成药。每年出口金额超过100万美元的品种有10只,片仔癀名列首位。从1989年起、加拿大、新加坡、日本、香港相继出现因部分中成药重金属含量超过标准而遭销毁、禁售,影响颇大。
The “Seminar on Heavy Metals of Exported Products of Traditional Chinese Medicines” jointly held by the Science and Technology Department of the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Department of Quality, Foreign Affairs, the Department of Medical Affairs, and the Department of Economic Coordination was held in Tianjin from August 26 to 29, 1990. Sixty representatives from six provinces and municipalities including Tianjin, Shanghai, Shandong, Jiangsu and Jilin attended the meeting. According to statistics, in recent years, the export of Chinese medicine has grown rapidly. By 1989, it had reached more than 600 million yuan, of which 1/3 were proprietary Chinese medicines. There are 10 species that export more than US$1 million each year, and Pien Tze Huang ranks first. Since 1989, Canada, Singapore, Japan, and Hong Kong have successively suffered the destruction and ban on the sale of some Chinese proprietary Chinese medicines whose heavy metal content exceeds the standard. This has had a considerable impact.