According to Article 66 of the Food Safety Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Measures for the Administration of Import and Export Food Labels, the import of prepackaged foods must have qualified Chinese labels. The contents of the label should not only be completely consistent with the foreign language, but also include the food name, composition, net content, country of origin, storage guide, manufacture, name and address of the importer in China and other information. And some non-genuine Chinese labels have less information, and some even just translate and paste foreign languages.

2. Barcode

There is a saying about bar codes. Many people think that bar codes can tell whether it is really imported milk powder. Here I tell you, this is not absolute. If mothers only look at bar codes to judge whether they are imported milk powder, they may be wrong. Because the prefix of the bar code only indicates the registered place of the manufacturer's bar code, it cannot indicate the origin of the milk powder. For example, some foreign brands entrust domestic milk powder enterprises to directly label foreign bar codes on the packaging, or companies register a brand abroad for domestic use, then milk powder is still produced in China, but only labeled with foreign bar codes, so it must be noted that it must not be distinguished by bar codes alone when purchasing.

3. signs; emblem

When buying, mothers should be optimistic about logo, not only the spelling and printing of English letters, but also the accuracy of trademarks. There is a golden shield pattern under the trademark of the original genuine Keruikang milk powder logo, as shown in the figure below. Although Karicare's logo is written on another design, its brand has nothing to do with Karicare in New Zealand, and it is only used to mislead parents. So don't be fooled. 、

4. Date of production

From the date of production, mothers can't be ignored. The spray code format of the regular imported milk powder can bottom is evenly arranged up and down, and the printing is clear. However, some non-original imported Karicare Keruikang milk powder, the spray code on the bottom of the bottle is arranged from left to right, and some products are evenly arranged from top to bottom, but the printing is blurred, so it is impossible to see clearly without careful reading.

5. Inspection procedures

You should know that 100% of imported milk powder is not processed in China, so entry-exit inspection and quarantine standards must be implemented, and each batch must be inspected by People's Republic of China (PRC) Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau. Only after passing the inspection can you obtain a health certificate and agree to import. Therefore, qualified imported milk powder, whether in the national authorities or in China's customs, has detailed records, which can be found through counterfeiting, while those imported milk powder that is not original cannot be found.