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20 July - 2 August 2009
 
 

HMRC can't corral non-EU counterfeits
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Customs authorities do not have the power to seize goods that enter the UK in transit from a non-European Union country to another non-EU country even if they know they are counterfeit, the High Court has said.
UK
7/29/2009
CIB-9-0393

Billion dollar industry welcomes chance to protect IP
Chemicals & Petrochemicals
New Zealand’s billion dollar agri-chemical industry is applauding a long awaited opportunity to address data protection for its products.
New Zealand
7/22/2009
CIB-9-0375

Vietnam rapped for proposal to punish farmers for fake fertilizers
Chemicals & Petrochemicals
Vietnamese farmers and agriculture experts on Thursday criticized a draft government decree that would punish farmers for using counterfeit fertilizer.
Vietnam
7/30/2009
CIB-9-0394

Debate starting on new French Internet piracy bill
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Lawmakers in France's lower house of parliament are to start debate Tuesday on a new version of a bill aimed at cracking down on online piracy by cutting the Internet connections of those who illegally download movies and music.
France
7/21/2009
CIB-9-0376

Karoo u-turn over internet piracy policy
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Karoo, the Hull-based ISP that suspended the accounts of web users caught illegally file-sharing, has changed its policy for tackling internet piracy.
UK
7/27/2009
CIB-9-0390

Give info on counterfeit drugs, get rewarded
Pharmaceuticals
In an attempt to tackle the menace of fake life-saving medicines, the health ministry has proposed a "whistle blower" policy that would handsomely reward both the public and officers who inform and help seize spurious, adulterated and misbranded drugs, co
India
7/23/2009
CIB-9-0379

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