1 February, 2006

shanghai’s nalencia oranges

The Shanghaiist is running a Shanghai fake photo contest. It’s not about photoshopping, but about getting photos of conspicuous counterfeit goods.:

Fakeorangeshanghai

They can close down Xiangyang Market if they want to, Shanghai is still going to be the world capital for fakes. We’ve got the obvious ones: bags, shoes, watches, DVDs, CDs and the like. But we’ve also got fake maps, fake Starbucks and, yes, even fake eggs. And now Sinosplice shows us fake oranges. Well, we imagine it’s the sticker that is fake, not the orange. (It appears these “Nalencia”s have been around for a while. And, for those of you not familiar with American oranges, it should be “Valencia.”)

So, readers, what other fakes have you seen out there in Shanghai? Send photos to photos(at)shanghaiist.com. We thought we’d be able to find a Flickr gallery of Chinese fakes, but we didn’t. is the closest we came. Got any good “fake” links? Share them below.

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by @ 8:19 pm. Filed under China, Asia, East Asia, Northeast Asia

One Response to “shanghai’s nalencia oranges”

  1. Sean Kinsell Says:

    “fake Starbucks”

    Is the coffee house described in the Independent article possibly the one of which my boyfriend sent me back a cell picture when he was on business in Shanghai a few years ago? That one was called Sunbucks, but the logo had been counterfeited pretty meticulously. I don’t remember any hanky-panky with kanji, though, and since he’s Japanese, I’m sure he would have noticed and pointed it out.

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