Bananenopkleber

Denn is de maakt wurrn: 

2003

Wo de her kummt: 

  • China

Materiaal: 

  • Ut Papier

Farv: 

  • Witt, Rood, Geel, Gröön

Förm: 

  • Oval: Twasch röver mit Kurven

Breed: 

23

Hoog: 

26

Dat Thema: 

  • Del Monte

Het wat opdruckt: 

Dan Ozhuw Quality

Steiht in den Kataloog: 

Wer hett dat schreven: 

PETER NIESSEN

Post date: 

Nov 2016

Last modified: 

Sep 2019

Comments

John Kirchner: Those two

Submitted by PETER NIESSEN on

John Kirchner: Those two labels came from me from China. They are real brands and not fakes. They copied the Del Monte design and colors, but not the brand name, so I would not call them fakes. Frankly, the term "fake" is a bad one. The term should be "Copyright Violation" or "Trademark Violation." in which case these two labels could result in legal action against the illegal use of the design, even without the name.

At the moment we use the

Submitted by michael on

At the moment we use the classification "FAKE" for labels that are never used on bananas. For example photocopies or real fakes (http://banana-label-catalog.org/gallery/fakes). Instead of "VIOLATION" we use "FRAUD". That are usually the Chinese self made labels to make cheap bananas look high-quality.

In the SEARCH tap of this catalog you can find all labels of each kind (filter by "Type of Label"). Any suggestions to use better terms are welcome.