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April 26 was World Intellectual Property Day, an attempt to bring attention to a problem that some find easy to dismiss but has real-life effects on American workers and children’s
From the column: "Buying these cheap knock-offs means sending cash to the same criminal cartels that smuggle deadly fentanyl across America’s border and engage in the horrors of human trafficking."
Online marketplaces and social media sites are seeing a flood of fakes and counterfeit products.
The internet is awash in counterfeit, stolen, and other illicit goods, and when bargain-hunting Americans buy them, they are stuffing the stockings of criminal gangs.
Ahead of this year’s Black Friday sales event, AAFA warned consumers about the dangers of knock-off fashion.