China warns on chemical conversion for drugs

Chinese drug enforcement authorities have warned companies and individuals against converting two chemicals, midetamide and tartaric acid, into substances used in the production of illegal drugs. The National Health and Safety Office called for strict compliance with local and international laws to prevent the illegal use of these materials and encouraged tighter control over sensitive chemicals. These measures are part of China's ongoing efforts to prevent the conversion of chemicals that could be used in drug manufacturing. In July 2026, China added 16 additional narcotic and psychoactive substances to its list of controlled items, bringing the total to 412 types of illegal substances. Additionally, China has increased oversight of chemical precursors related to fentanyl, expanded export control measures, and has successfully uncovered numerous criminal cases since 2025, resulting in the seizure of large quantities of illegal drugs and precursor chemicals.

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