Joint Action Day (JAD) Pirates 4: a major blow to counterfeit goods and illicit trade
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An international operation led by Frontex in collaboration with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), Europol, EU Member States and non-EU countries has allowed 1.7 million counterfeit and undeclared artifices to be seized with an estimated value of 17.4 million. The intervention has been developed through coordinated controls at border crossings, ports, airports and logistics centres in the EU, Serbia, Ukraine and the United …
Joint Action Day (JAD) Pirates 4: a major blow to counterfeit goods and illicit trade
Published More than EUR 17 million worth of counterfeit products were seized during the Joint Action Day (JAD) Pirates 4, an international operation led by the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex) in cooperation with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), Europol, EU Member States, and non-EU countries. The operation targeted criminal networks involved in the tra…
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