8 February 2016Trademarks

Officials seize ‘$39m’ worth of fake goods in Super Bowl crackdown

More than 450,000 counterfeits worth an estimated $39 million have been seized by customs officials as part of attempts to crackdown on individuals seeking to cash in on the Super Bowl.

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Officials seize ‘$39m’ worth of fake goods in Super Bowl crackdown

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