Market Management Team (QLTT) No. 24, Hanoi Department of Industry and Trade, in collaboration with the Criminal Investigation Team for Criminal, Economic and Drug-related Crimes of the Hoai Duc District Police, conducted an inspection of the Production and Business Facility of Food Products under the Gia Ly Food Trading and Service Company Limited. The facility is located in Minh Khai Village, La Phu Commune, Hoai Duc District, Hanoi.
Authorities inspecting the seized goods
At the time of the inspection, six individuals were found utilizing tools and machinery to repackage and relabel food products. The products were being transferred from original packaging into bags labeled “HỔ KA KA – Natural Soybean Flavor,” with the manufacturer listed as Cong Ty TNHH Cong Nghiep Xiyuan Chaoan, located in the Meixi ChaoAn Industrial Zone, Guangdong, China.
The inspection team discovered 23,200 packaged units of “HỔ KA KA Natural Soybean Flavor” and approximately 70 kg of fried soybean products stored in five plastic bags. These bags lacked proper labeling to determine their origin or source.
A representative from the facility stated, “The company purchases soybean materials and then hires laborers to repackage them into pre-printed plastic bags. These bags are then machine-sealed and labeled as ‘HỔ KA KA – Natural Soybean Flavor,’ with a net content of 18 grams. The manufacturer is listed as Cong Ty TNHH Cong Nghiep Xiyuan Chaoan from Guangdong, China.” The representative further added, “The pre-printed plastic bags with the aforementioned information were purchased from the black market.”
Additionally, the inspection team found two Rex-C700 packaging machines labeled JIANGNAN and 120 Tiger Brother cardboard boxes at the facility. They also seized 14,350 pieces of packaging and labels bearing the “HỔ KA KA – Natural Soybean Flavor” branding, with the same manufacturer and address as mentioned earlier.
The inspection team has temporarily seized the finished “HỔ KA KA – Natural Soybean Flavor” products, along with the raw materials, packaging, and machinery, to verify the circumstances of the case and take legal action as per regulations.
Subsequently, Team QLTT 24, in collaboration with the Criminal Investigation Team for Criminal, Economic, and Drug-related Crimes of the Hoai Duc District Police, inspected a business location at 171 Chua Tong Village, La Phu Commune, Hoai Duc District, Hanoi, belonging to the Van Thanh Business Household.
The inspection revealed that Van Thanh was selling various food products manufactured abroad and labeled in foreign languages without the appropriate invoices or documentation. These included 35 boxes of fish-shaped candy, 15 boxes of egg-shaped candy, and 4 boxes of oval-shaped candy.
The inspection team temporarily seized the aforementioned goods for handling in accordance with regulations.
Earlier, on December 18, 2024, Team QLTT 24, in collaboration with Team 6 of the Hanoi Economic Police, inspected a business location in Lai Xa Village, Kim Chung Commune, Hoai Duc District, Hanoi, owned by Mr. N.Đ.H.
The inspection uncovered that Mr. N.Đ.H was trading goods manufactured abroad and labeled in foreign languages. These included 30 boxes of wax candy, 15 boxes of milk candy, 15 boxes of corn-shaped candy, and 10 boxes of soft candy. The food items were packed in plastic bags inside cardboard boxes, and the packaging lacked any indication of the products’ origin or source.
The inspection team temporarily seized the goods mentioned above for handling in accordance with the law.
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