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Utah pharmacy CEO charged with mislabeling hydroxychloroquine from China © Provided by KUTV Salt Lake City (KUTV) — The CEO of a Draper-based pharmacy is being accused of mislabeling hydroxychloroquine, the anti-malaria drug once thought to be a good treatment for COVID-19 patients. Court documents state Daniel Richards, the CEO of Meds In Motion, "received in interstate commerce from China" of 50 kilograms of chloroquine and over 500 kilograms of hydroxychloroquine. The drugs were also "not duly registered as a drug manufacturer with [the] Food and Drug Administration." The documen...
Utah pharmacy CEO charged with illegally importing hydroxychloroquine A Utah man is being charged in federal court for allegedly importing massive amounts of hydroxychloroquine. and last updated 2021-01-12 16:58:27-05 SALT LAKE CITY â A Utah man is being charged in federal court for allegedly importing massive amounts of hydroxychloroquine. Daniel Kevin Richards, who The Salt Lake Tribune reports is the CEO of Meds In Motion, a Draper-based pharmacy, was charged Monday with one misdemeanor count of "Receipt of Misbranded Drugs in Interstate Commerce and Proffered Delivery Thereof for...
Utah pharmacy CEO charged with mislabeling hydroxychloroquine from China © Provided by KUTV Salt Lake City (KUTV) — The CEO of a Draper-based pharmacy is being accused of mislabeling hydroxychloroquine, the anti-malaria drug once thought to be a good treatment for COVID-19 patients. Court documents state Daniel Richards, the CEO of Meds In Motion, "received in interstate commerce from China" of 50 kilograms of chloroquine and over 500 kilograms of hydroxychloroquine. The drugs were also "not duly registered as a drug manufacturer with [the] Food and Drug Administration." The documen...