EU report: 63% of counterfeit customs seizures are small parcels
A report published today revealed that 63% of all EU customs seizures of counterfeit and pirated goods are of small parcels sent through postal or courier services.
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10 July 2018 Countries with “corrupt” economies are more likely to experience high levels of counterfeit trade, according to a new report from the European Union Intellectual Property Office.
16 March 2018 An additional free trade zone within an economy increases the value of counterfeit goods exported from the economy by 5.9%, according to a new report.
20 September 2019 The number of parcels seized by EU customs containing fake goods increased in 2018, while the total number of counterfeits inside the parcels decreased compared to previous years.
