China Health World Trade

China Health World Trade Corporation was a wholly-owned subsidiary of China Holdings, Inc. (formerly China Health Holding, Inc.), a development-stage company focused on the pharmaceutical and dietary supplement markets in China. Established in the mid-2000s, the company was tasked with developing a retail and franchise infrastructure to support the worldwide branding and multi-channel distribution of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) products. Its portfolio was intended to leverage proprietary natural herbal medicinal formulas, including the 'King of Herbs' and 'Taoist Medicinal' product lines. However, the parent company pivoted its business focus toward renewable energy projects, such as wind and biomass power, around 2008, leading to the cessation of its healthcare-related operations.