Vietnam Customs Seizes 16,000 Boxes of Counterfeit MOTUL Lubricant from China
Vietnam Customs has discovered 16,000 boxes of counterfeit lubricant bearing the MOTUL brand in an import shipment from China arriving at Cat Lai Port, Ho Chi Minh City. The declared value was approximately VND 500 million, with an estimated market value of VND 2 billion. This seizure is part of intensified efforts against intellectual property infringement and trade fraud.
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