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27 January 2020Edward Pearcey

US pressures China with crackdown on online counterfeits

US authorities are ramping up efforts to stop billions of fake goods entering the country by increasing searches at ports and making legislative threats, in an effort to pressurise the Chinese government to take more action.

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