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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.
19 July 2017
PIPCU Press Release: Fake car parts including an estimated 250 Audi and Volkswagen radiator grills and other evidence were seized.
18 July 2017
Alexander Burton Bolton, 33, was caught at his home in Billingham with a host of counterfeit gear - and an order book showing sales across Teesside.
15 July 2017
On Sunday 9 July Walsall Trading Standards officers took the lead in ‘Big Ben' - a planned operation as part of an ongoing and co-ordinated campaign to rid Bescot Market of counterfeit items. They were joined by the Chair of the National Markets Group, brand representatives and West Midlands Police officers.
07 July 2017
Antonis Antzouli, of Farndale Avenue, admitted fraud and counterfeit charges at Wood Green Crown Court, on Friday June 30.
06 July 2017
Europol, together with OLAF, has supported an intensive coordinated international operation carried out at major seaports and airports. 16 EU countries - including the UK - were involved in inspecting over 940 shipments of Plant Protection Products.
05 July 2017
Previously tested counterfeit aftershaves and perfumes have been found to contain excessive amounts of methanol amongst other ingredients. High levels of methanol can cause skin conditions in the form of rashes and reactions to consumers especially those with sensitive skin or dermatitis. Another safety consideration is that high levels of methanol makes the perfume much more flammable.
10 June 2017
In total, around £30,000-worth of fake and illegal products were seized by Trading Standards Officers and Northumbria Police.
07 June 2017
Although the pair thought the mascara shipped in from China was genuine, Nottingham Crown Court heard the product being sold was counterfeit.
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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.