"Premium Product" and "Famous Trademark"—these terms were unheard of in this era, but anyone could understand the gist of them.
In Zhao An’s past life, these titles were honorary designations specifically bestowed by government offices upon excellent products. However, over time, the practice became corrupted. Just about anyone could issue certifications, and all sorts of shady associations sprouted like mushrooms across the land. The more formal ones would even hold an awards ceremony for you; the informal ones would simply make a phone call or send a fax, and as soon as your money hit their account, they would mail you the certificate.
Forget about a county-level "Famous Trademark"—they could even procure a national one for you. If you wanted to go further, they could provide a full set of United Nations certificates just the same.
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