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22 June 2015Trademarks

FBI charges 11 in ‘first’ food counterfeiting case

The FBI has charged 11 US residents with “knowingly and intentionally” conspiring to sell a dietary supplement with fake labels, in what apparently represents the first time the US has indicted people for allegedly selling counterfeit food products.

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