ARTICLE · 22 NOVEMBER 2010

Fake Nike Apparel Destroyed in Serbia

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The representatives of the PETOŠEVIĆ office in Belgrade and the representatives of Delta Sport, the exclusive distributor of Nike in the Balkan region, have recently organized and witnessed the destruction of 1,704 textile products found to infringe the intellectual property rights of Nike.

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Ivan Matic

The representatives of the PETO`EVIĆ office in Belgrade and the representatives of Delta Sport, the exclusive distributor of Nike in the Balkan region, have recently organized and witnessed the destruction of 1,704 textile products found to infringe the intellectual property rights of Nike.

On October 5, 2010, the counterfeit goods were taken to the city waste yard where they were destroyed by compaction and then covered with waste and soil.

Another destruction is planned in the near future. Namely, 3,910 pairs of counterfeit Nike sneakers will be destroyed at a city waste in Belgrade using a truck tire shredder.

The state market inspectorate representatives from the Ministry of Trade and Services discovered and seized the infringing goods in various outlets in Serbia.

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