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30 January 2018
Recorder Tipples QC ordered the confiscation of company cash and assets, totalling £37,338 which had been restrained by Hertfordshire Trading Standards, under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002. She also ordered the forfeiture and destruction of over 10,000 units of clothing and footwear.
29 January 2018
Westminster Trading Standards found hundreds of illegal knock-offs in London's West End, which retailers passed off as the real deal to unsuspecting buyers.
26 January 2018
The merchandise - that also infringed other trademarks belonging to Disney such as Mickey Mouse - prompted an investigation by Stockport council , police and US film studio Warner Brothers.
24 January 2018
Phillips attempted to twice get refunds by sending back to retailers fake goods.
24 January 2018
The number of deaths from sleeping pills has increased to more than one a week, figures showed, with 63 recorded in 2015.
24 January 2018
Alireza Balmeh sold clothing purporting to be by major brands including Fred Perry, Hugo Boss and Calvin Klein, while trading as Yes Clearance from an address in Newport.
23 January 2018
The fake goods included GHD straighteners, Rolex watches, Mac make-up, and Nike and Ralph Lauren clothing, and officers worked with the trademark holders to confirm the items were counterfeit.
20 January 2018
Glass kettles contained counterfeit fuses which did not comply with the British safety standards.
19 January 2018
Shop workers ordered to pay £7,785 in fines between them.
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