“In the imported food area, I found a strange phenomenon. The foreign names of snacks are larger than the Chinese names. A closer look at the country of origin is in the country.” Yesterday, some consumers called and complained to reporters and spent a high price. It is domestic products that are bought back.

The reporter then visited a number of supermarket stores. Almost all large-scale chain stores have imported food areas. In a supermarket imported food area, the reporter picked up a box of blueberry cakes and found that it originated in Taiwan. Some of its neighbors are not so authentic. Taiwanese peach cakes next to them are marked with “Liaoning Fuxin”; a Macao green tea cake production area is “Zhongshan City, Guangdong”; there are also small snacks that can import imported food. Wiping the ball is even more impressive. A blisters biscuit, the Japanese name written more prominent than the Chinese name, behind its mark of origin: Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province.

Similarly, the case of "foreign" cards also appeared in imported food stores. In an imported food store, the reporter picked up a packet of biscuits and discovered that the exquisite packaging was all in English. Only a Chinese label with the size of a match box was attached, and the food ingredients were marked on it. However, after careful observation, it was found that the English in the lower right corner of the biscuit bag was printed with "MADE IN CHINA".

Imported foods in supermarkets will be 2-3 times more expensive than similar domestic products due to transportation, tariffs, and even purchase channels. These "imported foods" that strike behind the ball have almost the same price as imported foods, making it difficult to understand.