Core Viewpoint - A criminal gang was discovered producing and selling counterfeit milk powder in Henan Province, China, with significant implications for public health and safety [1][3][12]. Group 1: Discovery and Investigation - Police in Zhongmou County identified a suspicious warehouse emitting a strong milk scent, leading to the discovery of a gang producing counterfeit milk powder [1]. - The gang's operations included production, packaging, and distribution, with products sold across major e-commerce platforms nationwide [3]. Group 2: Production Methods and Quality Issues - The counterfeit milk powder was made using non-nutritive ingredients like vegetable fat powder and maltodextrin, with industrial flavoring added to mimic real milk [9]. - Testing revealed that the counterfeit products contained over 90% carbohydrates and lacked essential nutrients like fat and protein, failing to meet national standards [11]. Group 3: Legal Consequences - The total value of the counterfeit milk powder operation was over 6.5 million yuan, leading to severe legal repercussions for the main perpetrators, who received 15-year prison sentences [12].

Core Viewpoint - A criminal gang in Henan Province was discovered producing counterfeit milk powder using non-nutritive ingredients, leading to significant public outrage and legal consequences for the perpetrators [1][3]. Group 1: Criminal Activities - The gang used ingredients like vegetable fat powder and maltodextrin to create fake milk powder, which had almost no nutritional value [1]. - The production cost of the counterfeit milk powder was only 2-4 yuan per can, while it was sold online for 30-88 yuan, resulting in profit margins exceeding 10 times [1]. - Police discovered the operation after noticing a strong milk scent from a warehouse, leading to the arrest of 12 suspects and the seizure of raw materials and equipment [1]. Group 2: Product Characteristics - The counterfeit milk powder appeared similar to real milk powder, with a creamy texture and enhanced flavor due to added milk essence, making it difficult for consumers to distinguish [2]. - The involved parties claimed that the fake milk powder was non-toxic and harmless, although it lacked any nutritional benefits [3]. Group 3: Legal Consequences - The total value of the counterfeit milk powder operation was over 6.5 million yuan [3]. - Three main perpetrators received sentences of 15 years in prison for producing and selling counterfeit products, with additional suspects also facing legal action [3].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the legal actions taken against the influencer "Chai Dui Dui" for defamation and selling counterfeit products, highlighting the consequences of malicious marketing tactics in the digital space [2][5][19]. Group 1: Legal Actions and Outcomes - The court ruled that the four defendants must immediately cease their infringing activities and delete the videos related to the "Chai Dui Dui" account [2][4]. - Chai Dui Dui is required to post a court-approved apology on his account within ten days [2][4]. - The defendants are ordered to collectively compensate the affected parties a total of 2.6 million yuan, which includes 2 million yuan to the company "Pang Dong Lai," 400,000 yuan to Mr. Yu Dong Lai, and 200,000 yuan for reasonable expenses [2][4]. - One of the defendants, Wen XX, is held jointly liable for 520,000 yuan of the compensation [2][4]. Group 2: Background of the Case - Chai Dui Dui, a self-proclaimed "anti-fraud blogger," gained attention by making unfounded claims about the pricing and quality of jade products sold by the well-known supermarket "Pang Dong Lai" [5][9]. - His actions included spreading false information about the company's products, alleging that they were sold at exorbitant prices compared to their actual cost [5][9]. - Following these claims, the local market regulatory authority conducted inspections and confirmed that "Pang Dong Lai" had transparent pricing with a gross profit margin of less than 20% [9]. Group 3: Consequences of Malicious Marketing - The actions of Chai Dui Dui have been criticized for damaging public trust in legitimate businesses and disrupting normal market competition [19]. - His marketing tactics, which included selling counterfeit jade products while claiming to expose fraud, have led to legal repercussions and public backlash [22]. - The article emphasizes the negative impact of such influencers on the business environment and consumer trust [19][22].

Group 1 - The internet celebrity "Chai Dui Dui" (real name Chai Xiangqian) and others are under investigation by the Pingyang County Public Security Bureau for allegedly producing and selling counterfeit products [1] - Chai Xiangqian is associated with over 20 companies, of which 7 have been canceled or revoked, including Wenzhou Chai's Liquor Co., Ltd. and Wuhan Chai's Jewelry Co., Ltd. [1] - In July of this year, a company associated with Chai's wife, Pingyang Xiaoya Tea Co., Ltd., was fined 220,000 yuan for false advertising regarding its health benefits [1] Group 2 - Wenzhou Chai's Liquor Co., Ltd. was fined 6,000 yuan for publishing advertisements containing false information about its products [4] - The company was found to have violated the Advertising Law of the People's Republic of China by making false claims about the health benefits of its liquor [4] - The administrative penalties imposed on the companies highlight issues related to product safety and advertising integrity within the industry [4][5]