The truth of the fake mixing cream "factory": Original price 11,000 VND/jar, shocking retail price

Ho Chi Minh City Police Ho Chi Minh City has just dismantled a large-scale production and trading line of counterfeit cosmetics, sophisticated activities from production to distribution. Subjects take advantage of social networks to consume goods, make illicit profits, and pose a risk to consumers.

The Investigating Police Agency of the Ho Chi Minh City Police. Ho Chi Minh City has just dismantled a large-scale production and trading line of counterfeit cosmetics, involving many sophisticated objects and organizations. This line is led by L.T.K.N (born in 1983) and K.H.N, Director of Hikachi Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

According to initial information, the functional forces inspected a cosmetics production "factory" located in a residential area on Le Dinh Can Street, Tan Tao Ward. Here, the police discovered that many workers were directly mixing, extracting and packaging cosmetics in unhygienic conditions, potentially affecting consumers' health. The seized exhibits included more than 10,000 products bearing familiar brands such as Olay, Vaseline, Bach Ngoc Lien, etc. but they are all printed with the label "made in the USA" or "made in Thailand".

The investigation process shows that L.T.K.N started producing mixed cream from the beginning of 2023 after realizing that this is easy to do and brings high profits. Initially, Nuong organized production at her own home, then expanded the scale, hired more locations and labor to meet market demand.

The raw materials were bought by Nuong from the Cho Lon area, then brought to the factory to be prepared according to her own recipe. For some other product lines, N. imported from K.H.N and an employee of Hikachi Company. Although this place has a legal cosmetic production license, through investigation, the products supplied are actually produced illegally, without quality inspection.

Initially, K.H.N's team provided the finished product to N for distribution. However, from the beginning of 2025, the method will change when only providing foundations, packaging and labels. After that, Nuong and her workers will do the process of pumping ice cream into jars, labeling and packaging them into finished products before putting them on the market.

In order to increase reliability and deceive consumers, the subjects also hired printing units to produce fake labels with information of origin from abroad. This helps mixed cream products to be "transformed" into imported goods, easily reaching customers.

In business activities, N. uses social media accounts such as Facebook and TikTok to promote and sell. The form of livestream is fully utilized to reach a large number of buyers. The products are then widely distributed to many provinces and cities in the South and Central through delivery and transportation services.

Notably, the customers of this line are mainly small beauty establishments, groceries and online sellers. With a wholesale price of only about 1.3 million VND per box of 120 jars (equivalent to nearly 11,000 VND per product), these items after reaching retailers have been raised in price many times, bringing significant profits.

The investigation agency said that this is an organized operation line, building a closed process from production, packaging printing to product distribution. Currently, the Economic Police Department of the Ho Chi Minh City Police. Ho Chi Minh City is continuing to expand the investigation, clarifying the role of relevant individuals to handle in accordance with the law.

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