Australian Customs and Border Protection officers have seized more than 10,000 counterfeit Tiffany and Co items highlighting both an ongoing problem (the importation and subsequent sale of counterfeit brands) and one of the effective ways of addressing the problem - lodgement of a notice of objection in relation to registered trade marks with the Customs and Border Protection Service.

The media release about the seizure is here. More information about lodgement of a notice is here.

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