Core Viewpoint - Wuliangye has issued a consumer notice regarding unauthorized sales of its products on various online platforms, highlighting the risks to consumers and urging them to purchase through official channels [1][4]. Group 1: Unauthorized Sales and Risks - Wuliangye's notice indicates that unauthorized stores are selling its products online, disrupting sales order and posing multiple risks to consumers [1]. - This is the fourth notice issued by Wuliangye since November of the previous year, with the current notice being the first to disclose a blacklist of unauthorized stores [4]. - A total of 46 unauthorized stores were listed, with 17 on Douyin, 4 on JD, 9 on Kuaishou, 3 on Meituan, 8 on Pinduoduo, and 5 on Tmall/Taobao [4][6]. Group 2: Official Channels and Consumer Protection - Wuliangye has published a list of over 50 authorized online sales channels, including official self-operated stores and stores on platforms like JD, Tmall, and Douyin [8]. - The company emphasizes that products sold by unauthorized stores lack traceability and quality assurance, leading to potential issues such as unverifiable authenticity, poor product quality, lack of official after-sales service, and difficulties in protecting consumer rights [6][8]. - In a previous notice from June, Wuliangye reported that from January to May, 16.65% of the 1,610 products authenticated were found to be counterfeit [7].