Customs seized 130 louis Vuitton Counterfeited items

The market value of the seized items was tens on thousands of new Israeli shekels whereas the importer declared each item to be worth US$3
27.11.06 / 00:00
Customs seized 130 louis Vuitton Counterfeited items
27.11.06
Customs seized 130 louis Vuitton Counterfeited items
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The market value of the seized items was tens on thousands of new Israeli shekels whereas the importer declared each item to be worth US$3
 
Israel's Customs Authority seized last week three cartons containing 130 louis Vuitton Counterfeited items. In a statement issued last week by Israel's customs Authority.
 
It was noted that the market value of the seized items was tens on thousands of new Israeli shekels whereas the importer declared each item to be worth US$3.
 
Initial examination points at counterfeiting.
 
Customs authority noted that genuine Louis Vuitton products are only sold via the exclusive distribution network of Louis Vuitton stores and the internet and not via private businesses.
 
Customs added that the importer was arrested and gave interrogators full details concerning the seller of the seized products.

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