Hu Qing Yu Tang Pharmaceutical

Hu Qing Yu Tang Pharmaceutical is a Chinese traditional Chinese medicine brand. The supplied evidence identifies it as a TCM brand but provides no product catalogue, ownership information, corporate history, or details about its current business and markets. The brand is associated with Hu Qing Yu Tang, a pharmacy established in Hangzhou in the nineteenth century by Hu Xueyan. It is commonly dated to 1874. The available evidence does not establish the present-day company's legal structure, parent or owner, or the specific products currently sold under this name. Its supplied website is https://www.hzhqyt.com.

Hu Qing Yu Tang is associated with a pharmacy founded in Hangzhou by Hu Xueyan in 1874. The name is connected with the Chinese traditional medicine trade and is used for the commercial entity identified here as Hu Qing Yu Tang Pharmaceutical. The supplied evidence characterizes it as a traditional Chinese medicine brand. Beyond that identification and the commonly recorded founding background, the evidence provided for this dossier does not document a detailed corporate timeline. It does not specify changes in ownership, incorporation, leadership, manufacturing operations, product launches, or geographic expansion. Nor does it establish how the historical pharmacy relates legally to the present-day pharmaceutical company. Accordingly, those details are not asserted here.

• 1874

  Hu Qing Yu Tang is traditionally dated to its founding in Hangzhou by Hu Xueyan.

A traditional Chinese medicine brand; specific positioning is not established by the supplied evidence.

• An Gong Niu Huang Wan

  A classic Chinese patent medicine used for high fever and stroke-related conditions.

• Wu Ji Bai Feng Wan

  A traditional tonic for women's health.

• 2019

  Trademark Dispute Between Two 'Hu Qingyu Tang' Firms in Shanghai and Hangzhou

  Hangzhou Hu Qingyu Tang sued Shanghai Hu Qingyu Tang and Xianlong Company, alleging trademark infringement and unfair competition over their use of the 'Hu Qingyu Tang' mark; the court's final ruling found the Shanghai side had infringed. Shanghai Hu Qingyu Tang Chinese Herbal Pieces Co. had also been fined for producing counterfeit Chaihu and had its GMP certificate revoked in 2017. Ordered to stop infringement and pay compensation.

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1. 1Hu Qing Yu Tang Pharmaceutical websitehzhqyt.com
2. 2Trademark Dispute Between Two 'Hu Qingyu Tang' Firms in Shanghai and Hangzhouip.people.com.cn