Hungarian Customs Seize Fake Perfumes Worth Over EUR 340,000
Mar 1 2019 - 12:35
The Hungarian National Tax and Customs Administration (NTCA) officials recently seized more than 2,800 bottles of perfumes believed to infringe numerous well-known trademarks, including Calvin Klein®, Gucci®, Hugo Boss®, Dolce & Gabbana®, Dior®, Giorgio Armani®, Chanel® and Versace®.
The goods, estimated to be worth more than EUR 340,000 (USD 385,500), were discovered during the inspection of a truck transporting goods from Romania to Italy.
Prepared by: Erika Farkas
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Source: Hungarian National Tax and Customs Administration website
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