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The Anti-Counterfeiting Group is calling for international alliances to remain after Brexit
Posted 19 March 2019 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Counterfeit Goods|National
UPDATES: The Anti-Counterfeiting Group warns that Brexit could weaken the international partnerships relied upon to tackle counterfeit goods, urging Government to safeguard cross-border cooperation that protects consumers, brands and enforcement efforts.
Phil Lewis, Director General of the Anti-Counterfeiting Group (ACG), has warned that no single organisation can beat counterfeiting on its own and says Brexit is going to challenge cross-border anti-counterfeiting partnerships.
As it publishes its annual report the ACG is calling on Government to recognise international alliances and protect them after Brexit, so these global networks can...
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