Slovenian Customs Confiscate Pirated Toys, Disks
Nov 29 2010 - 10:25
On October 13, 2010, the Slovenian customs officials in the city of Gruškovje, southeastern Slovenia, seized a considerable quantity of goods of Chinese origin suspected of being counterfeit.
Among the confiscated goods, there were 3,150 children handbags and toys bearing the logo of Hello Kitty and 152,000 empty DVDs and CDs bearing the mark of Verbatim.
The products were discovered in a cargo vehicle with Slovak license plates traveling from the port of Rijeka, western Croatia, to Hungary.
For more information, please contact Sinja Leskovec at our Slovenia office.
Source: Customs Administration of the Republic of Slovenia
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