wang wang biscuits

The barcode 6905734101112 is associated with "Wang Wang" biscuits, a popular brand of cookies produced by Wanglaji Food Co., Ltd. (王老吉食品有限公司), a subsidiary of Wanglaji Group, a major Chinese food and beverage company. Here’s a detailed breakdown of available information:

Product Overview

• Brand: Wang Wang (王老吉) – A well-known Chinese snack brand, though primarily famous for its herbal drinks (e.g., "Wanglaji" cooling drinks). The biscuit line is a separate product line under the same corporate umbrella.
• Product Type: Likely a cookie or biscuit (commonly sold in China, often as a snack or breakfast item). The exact flavor or variety (e.g., chocolate, vanilla, or plain) is not specified in standard databases, but Wang Wang’s biscuits are generally sweetened with sugar and may contain ingredients like wheat flour, palm oil, and leavening agents.
• Packaging: Typically sold in small to medium-sized boxes (e.g., 100g–250g), often with colorful packaging targeting children or families. Some variants may include chocolate chips or other fillings.

Manufacturer and Distribution

• Company: Wanglaji Food Co., Ltd. (王老吉食品有限公司) – Headquartered in Guangdong, China. The company is part of the Wanglaji Group, which also produces beverages, instant noodles, and other snacks.
• Regional Availability:
  • Primarily sold in China (via supermarkets, convenience stores, and e-commerce platforms like Taobao, JD.com, or Pinduoduo).
  • May be available in Hong Kong, Taiwan, or Southeast Asian markets (e.g., Singapore, Malaysia) due to Chinese diaspora demand, but distribution outside China is limited.
  • Not widely available in Western countries (e.g., U.S., Europe) without specialized Asian grocery stores or online retailers.
• Certifications: Wanglaji Group products are generally compliant with Chinese food safety standards (GB standards). For biscuits, look for:
  • QS (Quality and Safety) Certification (mandatory for food products in China).
  • Halal certification (if marketed in Muslim-majority regions, though this is not universally applicable).
  • No major recalls are publicly documented for this specific barcode, but always verify with local authorities if purchasing.