US files lawsuit against a Chinese company for selling Fake N95 masks

US files lawsuit against a Chinese company for selling Fake N95 masks There have been repeated allegations against Chinese products. Mul...

US files lawsuit against a Chinese company for selling Fake N95 masks

There have been repeated allegations against Chinese products. Multiple countries have returned Chinese products. There have been allegations of poor quality against those things. This time the case is directly against the Chinese company. The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against a Chinese company for selling substandard N95 masks.

US files lawsuit against a Chinese company for selling Fake N95 masks

Allegedly, they have sold 1.5 million very poor quality masks to US buyers. All of these masks, bought in April, were to be distributed among U.S. health workers and other Corona fighters. At that time, corona spread in America.

A company called King Year Packaging & Printing in Guangdong, China, has sold poor quality N95 masks, according to a lawsuit filed in Brooklyn, New York. A total of 495,200 units of masks cost $ 1 million. It is alleged that the claim made by the Chinese company that the masks are of N95 standard is false. It is also believed that more people would be infected with corona if they wore this mask without proper testing.

Four allegations have been made against the Chinese company, including the supply of poor quality masks and false claims. China sent 2 million masks to Finland. But those masks are not of good quality and other medical ingredients are not as effective, Finland said. Other countries also said they did not receive medical supplies as needed. Several other countries, including Canada, the Netherlands, and Spain, said the quality of these products from China is not good.

It is known from the report of Economic Times. In early April, the Dutch government alleged that one million masks had arrived from China. But six lakh masks in it are very bad in terms of quality. Even those masks are said to be non-surgical. Spain has returned nearly a thousand test kits from a Chinese company because those test kits were not good in terms of quality.