Master Soy Sauce launches packaging collaboration in Quanzhou, China

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Master Soy Sauce has introduced a packaging collaboration in Quanzhou, China, incorporating visual elements commonly seen on local restaurant signboards into the design of its Master Premium Soy Sauce bottles.

Across Quanzhou’s dining scene, the character 「鲜」(xiān) is widely used on restaurant signage. Rather than acting as a literal flavour description or a promotional slogan, it functions as a long established visual shorthand that signals savoury flavour quality and culinary reputation through repeated everyday use by local eateries.


In this collaboration, the brand does not introduce new symbols or invented narratives. Instead, existing restaurant signage is directly referenced and adapted into the product’s packaging, allowing the bottle itself to reflect a recognisable part of the local food environment.

From publicly available information, the collaboration centres on design alignment rather than endorsement. By translating familiar restaurant visuals into packaging, Master soy sauce positions the product closer to the dining culture it is commonly used alongside, without reframing or redefining the meaning carried by the character itself.




As a seasoning brand, Master soy sauce is best known for soy sauce and compound condiments used in daily cooking. Its Premium Soy Sauce range is designed for everyday kitchen use, with an emphasis on savoury depth and flavour balance across both home and foodservice settings. Seen in this context, the Quanzhou packaging collaboration reflects a natural extension of the brand’s existing category role into a regional food landscape.

The limited packaging has begun appearing across local retail channels. By bringing street level restaurant visuals onto supermarket shelves and into home kitchens, a familiar marker of flavour reputation is carried into another everyday setting where the product is already used.

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Images and content sourced from public online materials and official brand information.

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