While there are tell-tale signs on the passings (approval) of various different tests and standards such as JASO valve train tests, various GM, Ford, MB, VW, and others as far as certain specifications concerned (don't forget the basic API /ILSAC ratings), a bit of deeper searching on BITOG would usually reveal something to you (and you have to keep on reading about it).
That being said, however, certain Asian countries, their domestic "blend" of oil may not have passed any/all of the aforementioned rigid testings and my strong suspicion (yes, I was in Asian countries before) is that some of these so-called approval ratings may be even fake to begin with, with only roughly Gp1 with lots of viscosity improvers and lousy add packs just to satisfy their rather price-conscious local markets. Also: liability maybe a concern in some of these Asian countries for unlike NA or many other industrialised countries, they bear minimal to no liabilities if mechanical failures due to poorly blended motor oil.
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hint: look for imported oils from European, Japanese, NAmericans and you should be home-free.