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Seoul City Government Takes Measures To Crack Down On Counterfeiting World Famous Brands

2011/5/12 13:49:00 59

With the development of economic globalization, how to better protect intellectual property rights has become a serious problem before governments.

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Seoul, South Kerean

The city government announced that in April, around more than 100 retailers were found to sell counterfeit world famous products, which have been punished according to the relevant regulations.

Walking around some tourist attractions in Seoul, such as the show hole, the South Gate market and the pear Tai court, you will find many stalls selling fake world famous brands. Louis Weedon's wallet can be bought at around 200 yuan, and the price of GUCCI's leather bag can be cut to 600 yuan left and right.

While attracting some buyers, these business activities have brought a great negative impact on Korea's business image.

In the activities of IPR protection in April, officials from the Seoul special municipal government, the office of intellectual property protection of South Korea and some non-governmental organizations inspected the main street in Seoul, and found 111 sellers who sold counterfeit world famous brands.

Among the counterfeit brand goods sold, counterfeit world famous brands such as earrings, necklaces and bracelets are the most frequently followed by clothing, leather bags and shoes.

Jin Xiansong, head of the economic policy office of the special city of Seoul, said No. 11, Seoul will continue to counterfeit.

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The product is to strike a healthy environment for small and medium-sized enterprises and ensure a fair competition atmosphere.

According to the report released by the office of intellectual property protection of Korea in 2009, the European and American luxury represented by "Louis Weedon" is pointed out.

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At present, it has a large market in Korea, and the sales volume of the "genuine Louis Vuitton" in 2008 has reached 45 billion 380 million won, or about 37 million 890 thousand US dollars.

But because the price of genuine products is too expensive, many illegal manufacturers counterfeit the luxury brands for illegal profits.

South Korea's intellectual property protection office reported that South Korea has become a "paradise" for counterfeit luxury goods, resulting in intellectual property disputes with other countries.