Puerto Rico authorities seize counterfeit auto parts
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers and import specialists seized 1,000 counterfeit automobile parts during an inspection of merchandise being sent from Hong Kong to Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. To protect both private industry and consumers, CBP has made intellectual property rights enforcement a priority trade issue. CBP uses technology to increase interdiction of fake goods, facilitate partnerships with industry, and enhance enforcement efforts through the sharing of information and intelligence.
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