How do you know if the wine packed in wooden cases is from the original winery or domestic production?

You can refer to the following aspects:

1, foreign boxes are generally nail boxes.

The advantage of sealing with nails is that it is convenient for containers to be piled up by sea (more products can be piled in a certain space) and transported, and it is not easy to be damaged, but it is generally unsightly and has no complicated shape. Moreover, the use of wooden cases is not very popular abroad, and wooden cases are only used for wines of a certain grade and price. One is the cost of wood, and the other is the labor time cost of packaging.

2. Domestic ones are generally very fancy.

The boxes produced in China are all kinds of crafts. But it is not suitable for stacking and handling by sea. All kinds of accessories, handles and locks are not suitable for normal shipment. It's easier to lose wine when checking the lid. As shown in the figure below:

3. The barcode information of the product after unpacking.

Domestic packaging generally does not mark the relevant bar code information, mainly about the identification of wine. Because only the name of the winery is printed on the outer box, a winery will produce a variety of wines. Moreover, the box is sealed and needs to be marked again to distinguish different wines, so the sticker information is very important. Domestic wooden cases wouldn't be so troublesome.

4. Fumigation signs and other signs

In international trade, in order to protect domestic resources, countries implement compulsory quarantine system for some imported goods. Fumigation (disinfection) is a compulsory measure to prevent harmful pests and diseases from harming forest resources in importing countries.

Domestic wooden cases do not involve this, so there is basically no such information.

Logo style as shown above, including at least four aspects of information:

The IPPC letter and the wheat ear sign on the left are the symbols of the International Plant Protection Organization, which are used for the symbols on qualified wooden packages that are disinfected according to regulations;

XX is the two-letter country code of the International Organization for Standardization (CL Chile, FR France);

000 stands for the unique registration number given by the State Plant Protection Bureau to wooden packaging production enterprises.

YY stands for pesticide treatment, such as MB stands for methyl bromide fumigation and HT stands for heat treatment;

The official plant quarantine organ of the exporting country or the wooden packaging production enterprise may supplement other information as needed.

Signs must be placed in a prominent position on wooden packaging, at least on opposite sides. Signs should be clear, easy to read, permanent and unchangeable, and red or orange should be avoided.