Man prosecuted for relabeling Chinese induction cookers as German and Thai products
A man in Dak Lak province has been prosecuted for selling Chinese-made induction cookers under forged 'Made in Germany' and 'Made in Thailand' labels to deceive consumers and inflate prices.
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