Tag #Counterfeit Goods

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Counterfeit Labubu Dolls Dominate UK Toy Seizures

The UK seized £3.5 million worth of fake toys in 2025, with 90% being counterfeit Labubu dolls, many failing safety tests and posing risks to children.

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Counterfeit Labubu Dolls: Millions of Pounds of Dangerous Fakes Seized in London Raid

A London police raid seized millions of pounds worth of counterfeit Labubu dolls, popularized on TikTok, posing a serious choking hazard due to poorly attached parts; authorities linked the fakes to organized crime exploiting the trend's popularity.

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China Fights Back Against US Tariffs on TikTok

Chinese manufacturers are using TikTok to counter US tariffs by showcasing the vastly different production and retail costs of clothing from brands like Lululemon and Nike, highlighting China's dominance in textile manufacturing and the global impact of US tariffs.

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repubblica.it
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Santanchè Faces New Scandal Over Counterfeit Handbags

Italian Tourism Minister Daniela Santanchè is accused by Francesca Pascale of gifting her counterfeit Hermès handbags, valued at approximately €18,000; Santanchè denies the accusations and plans legal action, while the involved newspaper maintains its reporting.

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Counterfeit Market: \$1.7 Trillion Industry Threatens Brand Authenticity

The \$1.7 trillion global counterfeit market, consuming 60-80% of fake goods in the U.S., erodes brand trust and impacts industries like sneakers, where high-quality replicas challenge established brands; AI authentication offers a solution but constant innovation is needed against evolving counterf...

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Counterfeit Pet Medication Nearly Kills Cat: Urgent Warning

A British cat owner unknowingly purchased counterfeit flea treatment online, resulting in his pet's near-fatal toxic reaction and a £3,000 emergency surgery; this highlights a growing problem of fake veterinary products sold online.

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de.euronews.com
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OECD Report: €416 Billion Global Counterfeit Trade, EU a Major Target

A new OECD report values global trade in counterfeit goods at over €416 billion, with the EU receiving nearly €99 billion worth, primarily from China, Turkey, and Hong Kong, via postal services, express couriers, and other methods, posing significant health and safety risks.

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TikTok becomes battleground in US-China trade war

Chinese suppliers are using TikTok to sell products directly to American consumers, aiming to bypass President Trump's 145% tariffs; however, experts warn of potential counterfeits and the environmental impact of increased individual shipments.

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spanish.china.org.cn
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Harbin Cracks Down on Mislabeled "Russian" Goods

Harbin, China, launched a campaign in response to public concern about domestic goods being falsely marketed as Russian products; inspections have found 85 violations, including mislabeling and insufficient documentation.

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kathimerini.gr
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Piraeus Port Seizes Contraband, Reflecting Evolving Smuggling Tactics

In 2024, Greek authorities in Piraeus port seized over 82 million contraband cigarettes, 33 tons of illegal tobacco, and 695 kg of narcotics, reflecting a shift towards smaller shipments to reduce detection risk and a rise in counterfeit goods, particularly children's toys, posing health concerns.

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