Caution is required regarding ‘counterfeit’ K-food brands made in China that contain Korean characters in the brand name and packaging.
Chinese companies are blatantly copying K-food, and in particular, in the past, there were many products with counterfeit Korean company names and
product names.
Recently, there has been an increasing number of cases where Korean characters are used to confuse products with Korean products.
In Cambodia, similar products are often found in market shops, etc., but is it real or fake?
I can't tell the difference at all. Do not purchase Korean food from market wholesalers or general stores. Instead, it is better to purchase food from supermarkets, Korean food shops, large malls, etc.!!
A Chinese company creates a brand with the word ‘Sanai’ written in Korean and sells imitations of hot chicken
stir-fried noodles, white sugar, and beef dashida.
The Chinese company's 'Marahwagyemyeon' is the same as the fire chicken
stir-fried noodles, even with a picture of a chicken-shaped character breathing fire on the black packaging.
I copied it.
First of all, be sure to pass on products that are written in both Chinese and Hangul.!!
