It is true that there is no trademark pattern on the chocolate of Russian big-headed doll. According to relevant data, in the 1960s, in the Soviet Union during the planned economy period, all industries were under the control of the government, and all factories had only the economic attribute of state ownership.

1. However, there is relative competition among different state-owned factories. The government selects production plants for the grain procurement plan through public bidding. The target of bidding is that we need a low-cost and affordable milk chocolate.

2. Finally, among several chocolate factories, Moscow Red October Factory won the bid successfully, and their trademark brand is Alioka. Since then, Alioka brand Russian chocolate has continued to this day, becoming the most representative big-headed doll chocolate in Russia.