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Romanian Customs Seize Counterfeit Adidas and Juventus Sweatshirts
January 20, 2010
On December 14, 2009, the Romanian Customs officials seized goods suspected of being counterfeit worth approximately EUR 204,500 (USD 296,435).
The seized goods included 2,500 sweatshirts and tracksuits bearing Adidas and Juventus (Italian soccer club) marks.
The goods, seized at the port of Constanta, on the western coast of the Black Sea, originated in China and were intended for a company in Romania.
For more information, please contact Roxana Sarghi in our Romania office.
Source: Romanian Customs
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