Ivan Kos Presents at Educational Seminar for Customs Officials
Apr 3 2017 - 14:53
On March 8, 2017, Ivan Kos, Senior Associate at PETOŠEVIĆ Croatia, presented at a three-day seminar aimed at educating local customs officials on how to recognize counterfeit products.
Ivan Kos held a presentation on behalf of SanDisk and shared useful information, examples and tips that will help the customs officials in their fight against counterfeit SanDisk goods.
Thirty customs officials attended the educational seminar which took place at the Customs Training Center in Zagreb.
You can see the photos from the seminar in our gallery.
For more information, please contact Ivan Kos.
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