I believe many people have tasted Shuangwaiwai drink, which has accompanied the entire childhood of those born in 1995 and 2000. Shuangwaiwai is a drink launched by Wahaha Group in 2006 specifically for children. It has rich nutritional value and is rich in a variety of minerals. Shuang Wai Wai has been very popular among children since it was launched on the market, and some adults also like to drink it. After all, it tastes smooth, sour and sweet. It is precisely because of this that some unscrupulous merchants have created a bionic Waiwai Shuang yogurt drink, and even the packaging is almost exactly the same. Many consumers are fooled without looking carefully.

Deluxe milk is a high-end milk brand, but unfortunately it cannot escape the fate of piracy. The reason why Deluxe is so popular in China is ultimately because of its wonderful brand slogan, "Not all milk is called Deluxe." Not only is it a household name in China, but its global sales remain high. In order to make extra money and benefit from the reputation of Deluxe, some milk merchants made Trent Milk. The name is similar, but even the packaging is exactly the same. It is simply shameless.

Nutrition Express is also a product of Wahaha, and it is also very popular. Nutrition Express is called this because it can meet the physical needs of Chinese people and supplement fifteen kinds of nutrients. Its sales volume is very high. Some merchants couldn't create their own personal brands, so they took advantage of Nutrition Express, made exactly the same packaging, and directly changed their name to Nutrition Express!

I believe everyone knows about Six Walnuts. Its advertisements are often broadcast on television, and the audience has long been accustomed to it. Six walnuts are positioned as a brain supplement, suitable for students and office workers. The sales volume in the market has always been very good, so it was noticed by some unscrupulous commodity inspectors, and a six-walnut product was "carefully crafted". The packaging was a replica, and even the spokesperson "copied" it!