New Rules for Imported Medicine Dates

進口藥品有效期新規定


Introduction

The Health Ministry wants to change the rules for medicine from other countries.

衛生部希望修改關於外國藥品的規定。

Main Body

Now, imported medicine must have 60% of its life left. The ministry wants to change this. Now, medicine only needs 12 months of life when it enters the country. This helps companies sell medicine more easily.

目前,進口藥品必須保留 60% 的有效期。衛生部希望對此進行修改。現在藥品在進入該國時,僅需有 12 個月的有效期即可。這有助於公司更輕鬆地銷售藥品。

Some medicines are different. Special medicines and biological products still need 60% of their life. These medicines are very sensitive.

某些藥品則有所不同。特殊藥品和生物製品仍需保留 60% 的有效期。這些藥品非常敏感。

This change helps the country. It stops medicine from going to waste. It also makes medicine easier to find. The rules for safety and quality stay the same.

這次變更對國家有益。它能防止藥品浪費,並使藥品更容易取得。安全與品質的規定保持不變。

Conclusion

The ministry is waiting for people to give their ideas before the new rule starts.

衛生部在新規定生效前,將等待大眾提供意見。

Vocabulary Learning

💊 The 'S-V-O' Building Block

To reach A2, you need to make clear sentences. Look at how this text is built: Who/What \rightarrow Action \rightarrow Detail.

  • The Health Ministry \rightarrow wants \rightarrow to change the rules.
  • This change \rightarrow helps \rightarrow the country.

Why this matters: Beginners often forget the 'action' word or put words in the wrong order. If you follow this map, people will understand you.


🛠️ Useful 'Change' Words

Notice how the text talks about things becoming different. Use these for your A2 speaking:

  1. Change (General) \rightarrow Change the rules.
  2. Different (Comparison) \rightarrow Some medicines are different.

Pro Tip: Use "Different" when you see two things that are not the same. Use "Change" when one thing becomes something else.

Vocabulary Learning

imported (adj.)
Brought into a country from another country.
Example:I love eating imported chocolate from Belgium.
ministry (n.)
A government department that manages a specific area.
Example:The Ministry of Education makes rules for schools.
biological (adj.)
Related to living things or nature.
Example:Some biological medicines are made from living cells.
sensitive (adj.)
Easily changed or damaged by things like heat or light.
Example:Keep this medicine in the fridge because it is very sensitive.
waste (n.)
Using something in a way that is not useful or throwing it away.
Example:Throwing away good food is a waste.
Practice A2 words in a crossword