Vietnamese Fashion Store Owner Prosecuted for Selling Counterfeit Goods
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Vietnamese Fashion Store Owner Prosecuted for Selling Counterfeit Goods

In Hung Yen province, Vietnam, a fashion store owner has been prosecuted for allegedly selling counterfeit goods of famous brands. The owner is accused of selling over 2,000 fake items in two years, illicitly profiting more than VND 1 billion. This highlights the growing issue of counterfeit products accompanying Vietnam's rapid economic growth.

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