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Fakes Meant for Christmas Market 'Like a Department Store but Nothing Is Real'

Officials seized nearly 6,000 pairs of trainers among counterfeit goods worth £1.5 million intended for Newcastle's Christmas market, disrupting a major illegal distribution network.

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The haul is said to be worth around £1.5 million and includes Chanel, Bvlgari and Vivienne Westwood goods

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Fakes meant for city Christmas market 'like department store but nothing is real'

The haul is said to be worth around £1.5 million and includes Chanel, Bvlgari and Vivienne Westwood goods

·Bristol, United Kingdom
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Liverpool EchoLiverpool Echo
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Fakes meant for Christmas market 'like a department store but nothing is real'

The haul is said to be worth around £1.5 million and includes Chanel, Bvlgari and Vivienne Westwood goods

·Liverpool, United Kingdom
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Liverpool Echo broke the news in Liverpool, United Kingdom on Wednesday, December 3, 2025.
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