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Participation reward: 2 Wealth. Reward for a basically correct answer: 9 wealth. (Multiple-choice question) Question: The Product Quality Law contains clear prohibitive provisions targeting typical cases of product quality fraud that occur in actual business practices. Including ( ). A. It is prohibited to forge or misuse quality marks such as certification marks. B. It is prohibited to forge the name of the product’s manufacturer. C. The manufacturer’s name and address indicated on the product or its packaging must be accurate; it is forbidden to forge or use someone else’s manufacturer’s name and address. D. It is prohibited to forge the place of origin of the product. E. It is prohibited to mix adulterants into products sold for production, to pass off fakes as genuine items, or to substitute inferior products for high-quality ones. Answers: ACDE
A. It is prohibited to forge or misuse quality marks such as certification marks. B. It is prohibited to forge the name of the product’s manufacturer. C. The manufacturer’s name and address indicated on the product or its packaging must be accurate; it is forbidden to forge or use someone else’s manufacturer’s name and address. D. It is prohibited to forge the place of origin of the product. E. It is prohibited to mix fake materials with genuine ones in the products manufactured and sold, or to pass off inferior products as high-quality ones