Mr. Najib Shah
Former Chairman, Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs
13 November 2019 | New Delhi
FICCI Committee Against Smuggling and Counterfeiting Activities Destroying the Economy (CASCADE)
In recent times India’s economic growth story has attracted the world’s attention bringing new challenges for the domestic economy. One of the challenges continually faced is the growing illicit trade in counterfeits, pass offs and smuggled goods.
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The food and beverage industry faces a challenge from counterfeiters on a global scale. Counterfeit food products and beverages threaten the health and safety of people around the world who often unsuspectingly buy these potentially very dangerous goods. More so, this is coupled with the loss of revenue and reputation of the impacted industry.
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Mr. Anil Rajput
Chairman, FICCI CASCADE
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Over the years, Illicit trade has undeniably become one of the greatest risks globally. It has played havoc with the social and economic well-being of nations across the world. Illicit trade undermines investments, creates unequal playing field for the legitimate businesses and for some time now provides the fuel that energizes the terror machine.
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