EU Anti-Counterfeiting Logistics Programs

Quelle: https://ec.europa.eu/growth/industry/intellectual-property/anti-counterfeiting

TL;DR

EU Anti-Counterfeiting Logistics Programs are coordinated initiatives by EU institutions, customs and border authorities, and industry stakeholders to implement logistics and supply chain measures that prevent the entry and distribution of counterfeit goods within the European Union. They include risk assessment, tracking and tracing systems, shipment controls, targeted inspections, and cooperation between carriers, shippers, and authorities to safeguard intellectual property …

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