Misuse of Containerized Maritime Shipping in the Global Trade of Counterfeits
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The report provides empirical evidence about the misuse of container ships in international trade in counterfeits. It also suggests the main routes of trade with containers polluted with illicit trade. Finally, the report also outlines the economic landscape for containerized maritime transport and investigates policy gaps that enable its misuse by criminals in illicit trade.
Introduction
Illicit trade in counterfeit and pirated goods Goods that infringe trademarks, copyrights, patents or design rights. is a growing and significant problem. Globalisation opens up new opportunities for criminal networks to expand the scope and scale of their operations in illicit trade in such goods. These issues need to be addressed, as trade in fakes is a significant risk that undermines good governance, the rule of law and citizens’ trust in government, and can ultimately threaten political stability.
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