Tunisia: Nearly 100 Thousand Counterfeit Products Destroyed
Nearly 100 thousand counterfeit cosmetic, electronic and stationery products were destroyed, Wednesday, at the Convention Centre in Tunis, a TAP journalist reported. These products were seized by the municipal police and economic control services in the first quarter of 2015.
The destruction took place for the first time before representatives of the national media, on the occasion of the first international conference on anti-counterfeiting held from May 13 to 14 in Tunis, 2014.
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