Ferrero first entered the Hong Kong and Taiwan markets and registered the "Jinsha" trademark in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Therefore, the chocolates sold in Hong Kong have the word "Jinsha" on them, and the other chocolates are white on the outside. The spherical chocolate with coconut paste is called "Snow Sha". When Ferrero was later put on the market in mainland China, it did not register "Ferrero Rocher", but registered "Ferrero Rocher" in 1986. The Ferrero that we commonly see in the mainland market is often labeled as "Ferrero Hazelnut Wafer Chocolate". The name of the fake Ferrero, or the domestically produced counterfeit Ferrero that is packaged and tried to look like the real thing, is "Jinsha TRESOR DORE", and the production company is Montresor Company, a joint venture between the Zhangjiagang City Dairy Factory in Jiangsu Province and the Belgian Feta. The Sino-foreign joint venture established by Dyer Co., Ltd. has been ruled not to use this name, but it can still be found in supermarkets. The words FERRERO ROCHER must be clearly printed on each chocolate and the hot stamping label on the box lid; not "TRESOR DORE" or other similar words. The product label is clearly printed with the "Ferrero Product" oval logo and the words "Origin: Italy". FERRERO ROCHER does not have joint ventures or authorized production in China. All are imported! Now the full Chinese name of FERRERO ROCHER chocolate is: FERRERO ROCHER Ferrero Hazelnut Wafer Chocolate

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