20 May 2018CopyrightEriça Tomimaru

IP in Brazil: Widening the scope of enforcement

According to the Brazilian National Forum against Piracy (FNPC) and the Brazilian Institute for Ethics in Competition (ETCO), the sales of illegal products caused a loss in the Brazilian economy of approximately $45 billion in 2017.

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IP in Brazil: Widening the scope of enforcement

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