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28 July 2017
The co-ordinated operation, involving PIPCU and IT networking company Cisco, resulted in two individuals being interviewed under caution and the investigation remains on going.
27 July 2017
Lee Allen, of Hay Fields in Thornbury, appeared before Bristol Magistrates' Court on Friday, July 21 after being caught selling Beachbody branded fitness disc box sets and Adidas trainers online in 2013.
25 July 2017
Christian Price, 20, pleaded guilty to nine charges at Newport Magistrates' Court, after trading standards officers seized 100 fake items from him, with a street value of around £7,000.
24 July 2017
The value of trade in counterfeit products worldwide vary between 600 billion euros (according to the UN) and close to 1 trillion euros (according to other international statistics).
22 July 2017
On the 12th July 2017 at Merthyr Tydfil Magistrates Court Lynda Elliott of Hodges Street, Penydarren, Merthyr Tydfil pleaded guilty to offences under the Trade Marks Act, Hallmarking Act and safety offences under REACH regulations. These matters related to the sale of jewellery following an investigation carried out by Merthyr Tydfil Trading Standards Service.
20 July 2017
Police and Darlington Borough Council's Trading Standards officers seized the counterfeit products, as well as a large quantity of cash and a sales ledger found in a car owned by Mohamadi.
20 July 2017
The vodka, that could leave drinkers hospitalised or worse, was labelled inside the factory as No 01 Imperial Vodka Blue.
20 July 2017
Darren Briercliffe was caught selling the counterfeit versions of the popular brand at Walton Street Market.
20 July 2017
AlphaBay & Hansa were known ‘underground' web sites that sold illegal drugs, stolen identification documents, counterfeit goods, malware, firearms and toxic chemicals.
20 July 2017
The total amount of articles detained has again shown an increase compared to the previous 4 years.
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