Fake Apparel, Footwear, Accessories Destroyed in Montenegro
Sep 28 2018 - 12:23
On August 30, 2018, a PETOŠEVIĆ Montenegro representative and local customs authorities witnessed the destruction of nearly 900 items found to infringe the Nike®, Hermès® and Dsquared2® trademarks.
The goods, which were destroyed in the capital of Podgorica, included:
- 189 pairs of sneakers and 382 sportswear items, mostly tracksuits and shorts, infringing the Nike® trademark;
- 277 clothing items and accessories, including dresses, T-shirts, handbags, belts and scarves, infringing the Hermès® trademark; and
- 36 leather jackets infringing the Dsquared2® trademark.
The counterfeits were seized during 2017 at various customs terminals in Podgorica and were intended for local companies from Podgorica and the towns of Budva, Nikšić and Bijelo Polje.
You can see the photos from the destruction in our gallery.
By: Jelena Radević and Mladen Čolović
For more information, please contact Mladen Čolović at our Montenegro office.
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