Misleading Claims of Healthier and Tastier Products

Several products allegedly developed by institutes or academies of aquacopter sciences claimed to be healthier and tastier than regular chips. However, investigations by Shanghai's consumer watchdog revealed that these claims were not true. Many products listed on shopping platforms falsely advertised their collaboration with higher learning institutions, leading to misleading claims. For example, some potato chip brands only had the universities help redesign the packaging, while the product itself remained unchanged. This investigation highlights the issue of fake advertisement and misrepresentation of nutritional information.