Changqing Agrochemical

Changqing Agrochemical (长青股份) is identified in the supplied material with the pesticide category. Its official website is given as https://cqchem.com. The available evidence does not specify its product range, founding history, headquarters, ownership, leadership, or geographic markets, so those details are not stated here.

The available evidence identifies Changqing Agrochemical with the pesticide category but provides no dated information about the company's establishment, development, ownership, or major corporate events. Its website is listed as https://cqchem.com. Without further supporting material, a fuller chronological account cannot be responsibly supplied.

Associated with the pesticide industry; further positioning is not established by the available evidence.

• Pesticides

  The supplied evidence associates the entity with the pesticide category; it does not identify specific products.

• 2015

  Jingjiang "buried poison" case: defendants sentenced, RMB 190 million remediation paid for illegal landfill of 10,000 tonnes hazardous waste

  Jiangsu Changqing Agrochemical and other companies transferred about 10,000 tonnes of hazardous waste to the Jingjiang Houhe Chemical Plant, which lacked hazardous waste disposal qualifications, and illegally buried it, creating "buried poison"; the case was jointly listed and supervised for the first time by the Supreme People's Procuratorate, the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the Ministry of Public Security. In 2015, a warehouse at the company's north factory also exploded. In 2018, a court sentenced principal offender Zhou Ruxiang to three years in prison for environmental pollution, among other penalties. The companies involved paid RMB 190 million in environmental damage remediation costs, and three defendants were sentenced.

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1. 1Official websitecqchem.com
2. 2Jingjiang "buried poison" case: defendants sentenced, RMB 190 million remediation paid for illegal landfill of 10,000 tonnes hazardous wastespp.gov.cn
3. 3Jingjiang "buried poison" case: defendants sentenced, RMB 190 million remediation paid for illegal landfill of 10,000 tonnes hazardous wastefinance.ce.cn
4. 4Jingjiang "buried poison" case: defendants sentenced, RMB 190 million remediation paid for illegal landfill of 10,000 tonnes hazardous wastethepaper.cn