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How to identify authentic Hong Kong Wing Wah mooncakes?

Ronghua mooncakes have always been of outstanding quality and have also led a new trend in healthy eating. As early as thirty years ago, Ronghua mooncakes were the first to abandon

lard and use healthy vegetable oil. Chinese gift cakes and wife cakes were also baked in vegetable oil four years ago, allowing consumers to eat healthily and with confidence! Established a "new tradition of Chinese food in Hong Kong" and confirmed Wing Wah's leading position in the catering industry.

As Ronghua mooncakes continue to gain popularity, many fake and shoddy products have appeared on the market, seriously damaging the reputation of Ronghua Group and causing great harm to consumers. Loss, especially for gift-giving consumers, creates an embarrassing situation

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To this end, we will conduct an in-depth and simple comparison between the authentic Hong Kong-made Wing Wah mooncakes, Dongguan-made Wing Wah mooncakes and other counterfeit products.

1. There are obvious "Q" signs on the lower left corner of the lid of Hong Kong-made Wing Wah mooncake boxes, and in the middle of the "Q" there is the "HK" sign,

which is the English word for Hong Kong The abbreviation of Hong Kong, which is not produced in Dongguan, is easy to distinguish, and I believe Guangdong consumers also know it.

(The attached picture is taken from the real thing. Due to camera and technical problems, the picture is not good, please forgive me)

Now there are Ronghua mooncakes with the same "Q" logo on the market, but these may be printed , or paste it

, all consumers must pay special attention! ! (Note: The "Q" logo is not printed or pasted, but is integrated with the lid)

2. Ronghua mooncake box made in Hong Kong The back of the cover has the words "Guaranteed to be all made in Hong Kong", but it is not made in Dongguan.

3. The counterfeit and shoddy products discovered so far are all faked from Hong Kong, so the packaging imitates the packaging produced in Hong Kong.

However, as long as you compare it, you can find that there is a big difference. The difference is that the genuine products have clear fonts and beautiful patterns, while the counterfeit products have blurred fonts and dim patterns.

4. The surface of Ronghua mooncakes made in Hong Kong is smooth but not greasy, the texture is uneven, the fonts are clear, and the transition is smooth; while the fonts made in Dongguan

are slightly blurred, while the counterfeit products are rough and greasy. And there is a peculiar smell, the texture is messy, the fonts are blurred, and the colors are dull.

5. The Hong Kong version of the mooncake box does not come with a matching “knife and fork”. Look for Hong Kong Wing Wah's trademark, the pinyin of "wingwah" and the year "1950".