counterfeits seized in Stow Fair

FALSE coach and accessories were confiscated Stow only last week. Louis Vuitton Epi Leather bags Gloucestershire County Council Trading Standards team. In cooperation with the police, the seized goods, including Nike sneakers, Louis Vuitton bags and Bulgari sunglasses at the event last Thursday Police used only by concerns about the illegal sale of counterfeit goods. About ￡ 3,390 was also the suspicion that they are the proceeds of crime confiscated. Trading Standards Animal Health workers were also on hand to ensure that the horses were healthy at the fair and had the necessary passports. Eddie Coventry, Head of Trading Standards, said: "We have found the show was developing an important market and we wanted to ensure that the stall holders comply with the law in the way we expect other shareholders stable markets in the county. "The value of the items that we have before us is important and represents a potential loss of important for merchants who offer items for sale brand." Councillor Will Windsor-Clive, cabinet member for communities, said: "This is another successful operation of an illegal industry, well-known companies violated in the county. "The success is based on the information provided to us by the public and our partners, so I would encourage people to continue to communicate with us their concerns." Trading Standards officers visited Stow Fair in May and confiscated a lot of fake products. The last operation was the result of the survey in May. Anyone with information on the supply of counterfeit products can contact via the website tradingstandards.gov.uk / or consequence of the citizens advice on 08454 Consumer April 5, take the 06th