The Organizing Committee displayed over 500 genuine and fake products, collected by market management forces during the inspection and handling of violations, as well as provided by representatives of genuine trademark owners - Photo: DMS
The activity aims to raise people's awareness of the harmful effects of counterfeit goods and enhance their skills in identifying products on the market.
This is the 18th time the showroom of the Department of Domestic Market Management and Development at 62 Trang Tien, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi has opened its doors to welcome visitors to learn about product information. During this event, the Organizing Committee displayed over 500 genuine and fake products, collected by the market management force during the inspection and handling of violations as well as provided by representatives of genuine trademark owners. The products span many fields including food, food, agricultural products, cosmetics, functional foods, fashion , footwear, auto and motorbike spare parts, etc.
A notable highlight is the appearance of many products provided by the Japan Intellectual Property Association for display and introduction to Vietnamese consumers, including: Asics sports shoes, Yonex badminton rackets, Canon camera batteries, Transino cosmetics, YKK zippers, NGK spark plugs... These are all product lines with high consumption demand and are easily counterfeited due to their high value. At the showroom, each product has clear real - fake verification, helping visitors directly compare and identify each different detail, from material, design to labels in an intuitive and vivid way.
At the display areas, market management officers directly instruct people on how to identify counterfeit goods through stamps, labels, QR codes, traceability technology and characteristic signs of each product group - Photo: DMS
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Mr. Tran Huu Linh, Director of the Department of Domestic Market Management and Development, emphasized that the showroom is a practical activity, contributing to spreading legal knowledge and improving the self-protection capacity of consumers. At the display areas, market management officers directly instruct people on how to identify counterfeit goods through stamps, labels, QR codes, traceability technology and the characteristic signs of each product group.
The exhibition hall will be open to visitors from November 21-25, 2025. Opening hours are from 9am to 5pm daily. The Department of Domestic Market Management and Development hopes that the event will contribute to promoting the building of a transparent and safe market and raising awareness of smart consumption in the context of increasingly sophisticated counterfeit goods, especially on e-commerce platforms.
Anh Tho
Source: https://baochinhphu.vn/mo-phong-trung-bay-giup-phan-biet-hang-gia-hang-nhai-102251121142956165.htm
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