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09 November 2015
The UK Anti-Counterfeiting Group (ACG), which represents companies with over 2,700 international brands, welcomes this most recent report by the European Commission on EU Customs' action to enforce IPR rights at EU borders in 2014...
08 November 2015
08.11.15 - Officers searched four properties and seized machinery deemed capable of filling 150 packets of counterfeit cigarettes per minute, potentially evading approximately £1m in duty per day.
07 November 2015
07.11.15 - Sukhdev Singh Gill was in charge of the Coach and Horses pub and Chaplains when more than 300 bottles of counterfeit vodka were seized.
05 November 2015
04.11.15 - Dorset County Council's trading standards officers seized 215 items from the trader at the sale held at Farmer Palmer's Farm Park, near Wareham.
05 November 2015
05.11.15 - During this week's crackdown, the team of investigators snapped up about 58 packets of cigarettes and 12 pouches of tobacco.
04 November 2015
04.11.15 - The Fake Shop contains examples of counterfeit and even dangerous products.
03 November 2015
03.11.15 - To mark National Consumer Week, (November 2-6, 2015), Devon & Somerset Trading Standards Service has joined forces with consumer protection and social hardship charity, Impact Planet and ‘ASTOP', who specialise in transforming empty shops into charitable and educational experiences, to highlight the dangers of buying counterfeit goods.
03 November 2015
03.11.15 - Trading standards officers were also sold counterfeit packets of Mayfair cigarettes from Meale's employees, Andrew Allison, 47, of Teesdale Walk, Shildon, and his son Kyle Allison, 25, of Redworth Road, Shildon, when the van was parked outside Oakley Cross School, West Auckland, in January.
03 November 2015
03.11.15 - Trading standards also found about 45 sets of headphones and bottles of perfume which were also counterfeit.
31 October 2015
31.10.15 - "Organised crime preys on the decent hardworking people within our communities through different methods - be it drugs, counterfeit goods or even violence and intimidation and we have worked closely with local officers to reassure the public that Edinburgh is no safe haven for criminals."
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ACG represents more than 3,000 brands affected by this influx of fakes into the UK and delivers an international network of information, advice and contacts on all aspects of IP protection. Working with Government and law enforcement agencies since 1980, ACG is focused on providing an effective and sustained response to counterfeiting.
Membership with the ACG is the best way to work with government and enforcement bodies to protect your brand. Our Roadshows and training days help you reach out to police, trading standards and border force officers and tell them about your genuine products.