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Justice Department Announces Charges Against China-Based Chemical Manufacturing Companies and Arrests of Executives in Fentanyl Manufacturing

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Watch DOJ Officials Announce Arrests and Disruptions of the Fentanyl Precursor Chemical Supply Chain on YouTube.

The Justice Department today announced the arrest of two individuals and the unsealing of three indictments in the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York charging China-based companies and their employees with crimes related to fentanyl production, distribution, and sales resulting from precursor chemicals.

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Updated February 5, 2025
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