Widespread counterfeiting of Japanese products in China

Widespread counterfeiting of Japanese products in China

BEIJING, China - Photo shows counterfeit Japanese products sent to Japan External Trade Organization's Beijing office. The office released Dec. 14 survey results which showed that a majority of Japanese companies operating in China are suffering damage from the widespread counterfeiting of Japanese products in the country.

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