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the infringer of any benefit and make the consequences for their actions dire,”
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I’m afraid they should also pay some cost due to the realities of China,”
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Counterfeit products cost brand name manufacturers billions of dollars every year.
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These products are fueled by sophisticated supply chains that rival those of “real”
products. This article takes a look at some of those illegal supply chains and what
companies are doing to combat them.
“iPhone, Very Cheap. One thousand kuai.” The hawker approached me at a Shanghai
metro station and stuffed a makeshift flier in my hand featuring pictures of 24 leading
mobile phone models priced from RMB299-3488. Asked the time lag for delivering
an order of one hundred iPhones, he replied instantly: “Tomorrow.”
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