I encountered some very similar, but different mains plugs from this document:
http://www.deltapsu.com/products/download/Datasheet/MDS-030AAC05In that document, A-B (CN-US) plugs look almost identical, C-G-K (EU-KR-BR) plugs look similar, and E-J (AU-AR) plugs also look similar (despite reversed polarity, but for a 2-pin non-polarized power adapter, that won't matter).
If my understanding is correct, the only difference between Chinese plugs and non-polarized US plugs it that US plugs have a hole on each blade. The only differences between Korean, EU and Brazilian plug is the BR/KR ones are straight and the EU ones are slanted. The BR ones have thicker contact than the KR ones. The Argentina ones are visually identical to AU ones, with reversed polarity.
But I believe they all can plug into each other's sockets of the same group, and I've been mixing CN/US plugs for years without problems.
So my question is, will it be legal to distribute similar but not exact mains plugs with my product?