(Baonghean.vn) – Investigation of the caseWhen people "accused" Maxken water purifiers of unknown origin, Nghe An Newspaper reporters broke into the factory and discovered a series of "fake" labels, including "imported goods" labels.Although this company advertises Maxken water purifiers as imported from the US, it uses illegally printed labels, including "imported goods" labels.
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| The website of Hong Ha Technology Development Joint Stock Company advertises "Exclusive distribution of Maxkell water purifiers imported from the US". |
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| At the end of April 2016, Nghe An Newspaper reporters entered the production area of this company in Hamlet 6, Dien Tho Commune, Dien Chau District. |
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| There are many things to be concerned about when witnessing this factory. Among them is the appearance of a series of water purifier components on it of unknown origin. |
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| And here, people store many stamps and product labels with foreign content. |
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| Most are USA stamps. |
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| And there are also set stamps, which have the Maxken brand name, the country of manufacture (Made in USA), and the "imported goods" stamp. |
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| "Imported goods" stamp on the stamp set of Maxken water purifier. |
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| And on this stamp set, it is printed at Truong Phat printing facility. |
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| According to the person working here accidentally revealed, the goods were brought back in blank, then, labels were put on them, assembled, and shipped to various places. What was seen and heard was enough to confirm that Hong Ha Technology Development Joint Stock Company advertised water purifier products imported from the US, but they were fake goods. |
Nhat Lan - Viet Long
