How to query the code of hibiscus king

Call the service hotline 800-8788788 or edit the short message to 1256788, and inform Wang Furong of the 18 anti-counterfeiting bar code on the cigarette box, so as to check the authenticity of cigarettes.

Bar codes of cigarettes can be found in China Commodity Information Verification Center. The bar code of real cigarettes is clear and complete. Observing with a magnifying glass, you will find that the bar code is irregular and serrated. Many middle and high-grade cigarettes have some subtle anti-counterfeiting marks on the outer packaging of each genuine product, which can be clearly distinguished by careful observation.

The whole package of real cigarettes will have laser-printed codes (two rows) when they leave the warehouse. The first four digits of the second line of the code (16) are the same as the last four digits of the tobacco monopoly retail license number of this store, and the code is three-dimensional and can be felt by hand.

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Anti-counterfeiting features and signs:

1, imported from the gold card paper, adopts advanced gravure printing technology, with clear printing, complete patterns, and bright colors.

2. The back of the box adopts holographic laser anti-counterfeiting mark, the main feature of which is that the outer ring of the mark is a colorful rotating halo with changeable angles and rich colors. The inner circle shows the main pattern of hibiscus flower, the original font of Chinese pinyin hibiscus king and Chinese character hibiscus king. There are four levels of laser anti-counterfeiting mark: halo, letter, trademark font and main pattern.

3. The transparent paper of the box adopts advanced invisible code-spraying anti-counterfeiting logo, and its graphics are four letters of the factory emblem, which is located below the word Furong Wang on the front of the box and small box.

4. The hidden code 16 is sprayed under the middle of the front of the strip box.

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