A mum who made almost £500,000 from selling fake luxury clothes by using Facebook as a "shopping channel" has been jailed.

Last week’s seizure is part of the department’s efforts to identify and act against the circulation of counterfeit tobacco products ...

Cheap cosmetics sold online may seem like a bargain, but counterfeit products can carry risks for consumers. Immigration police raided two warehouses in Samut Sakhon on October 9, seizing large ...

MLA urges DC to curb sale of counterfeit ‘Mysuru Brand’ products Mysuru: Krishnaraja MLA T.S. Srivatsa has urged the Mysuru ...

A mum who made nearly £500,000 selling fake designer clothes through her Facebook ‘shopping channel’ empire has been jailed.

Barbie's Boutique LTD was dissolved in June 2024 but Murphy is said to have continued trading until June 2025. The court was told Murphy benefited £492,379.61 from her actions. She pleaded guilty to ...

A mum who made almost £500,000 from selling fake luxury clothes by using Facebook as a "shopping channel" has been jailed.

Deputy Prime Minister Hồ Quốc Dũng called on the ministry to work with relevant agencies to review existing regulations and propose measures to resolve inconsistencies and gaps.

An Interpol-coordinated operation conducted across 17 countries in Europe and Asia this summer allowed the seizure of 2,823 ...

Skelmsersdale mum Barbara Murphy ran the online page 'Barbie Murphy', from which she sold nearly half a million pound's worth ...

Birmingham City Council's Trading Standards and West Midlands Police raided a 24-hour shop in Bartley Green where where they ...