Problems with QS packaging labeling

QS is the English abbreviation for Quality of Food (Quality). If a product has a QS mark, it means that the product has passed mandatory inspection and is allowed to enter the market for sale. Therefore, the QS packaging logo not only regulates the competition mechanism among the industry businesses, but also provides consumers with product quality and safety protection. However, some new problems in the current market for QS packaging logos, such as labelling sales, counterfeit QS, and imperfect QS standards and regulations, have compromised the role of QS packaging logos.

Supermarket homemade pasta also

Main contents: Some supermarket-made cakes are sealed with plastic film, some are packaged with cake paper, and others are simply exposed. The reporter picked up a small cake with paper packaging and did not find the QS logo or any instructions on the production license for food packaging paper. Not only that, there are also no QS marks for breads packed in plastic film and bulk noodles filled with plastic bags.

A fake QS logo printed on a luxury moon cake box

Main content: The fake QS logo was printed on the luxurious moon cake box. Recently, the Industrial and Commercial Bureau of a certain place investigated and dealt with 3 problem food stores selling moon cake packaging and moon cakes. The shop's moon cake not only does not have the QS logo, but also is purely three non-products. What confuses law enforcement personnel is that the luxury moon cakes sold at the shop have no factory name, but they are clearly printed with the QS logo. Law enforcement officers confiscated more than 500 privately printed QS logo boxes on the spot and seized all three moonless cakes.

Bread packaging paper without QS logo to purchase goods must pay attention

The main content: The reporter found in a number of supermarkets, wholesale markets, close to the food packaging paper, paper containers are still not a few QS logo. Cakes and breads sold in pastry shops and bakeries, and hot-selling chickens and slushy goods sold in supermarkets and supermarkets, and other food containers for cooked foods also rarely carry the QS logo.