In light of the efforts exerted by the Department of Control and Commercial Protection in Ras Al Khaimah economy to preserve the intellectual property of local and international brands that are based in the UAE as a platform to conduct their commercial activities, the inspectors of the Department of Commercial Control and Protection have set up a farm in the "Shamel" area of Ras Al Khaimah to be used by Asian nationalities as a warehouse. The market value of the seizures was about 33 million dirhams, while the number of bottles for unknown agents reached 25 thousand packs. Scourge Trademark Agents.
In detail, Acting Director of Commercial Control and Protection, Faisal Abdullah Alioun, said that inspections are continuing daily on the markets in the morning and evening. Regarding the complaints of trademark owners, the Commercial Protection Department received a call from a trademark company to have a farm in Ras Al Khaimah. The Department inspectors, in cooperation with the General Command of Ras Al Khaimah Police - Criminal Investigation and Dept. (Organized Crime Section) raided the site of the complainant, inventory all the counterfeit containers, to be later practical Destruction, Alioune confirmed that the team of inspectors continued efforts for a week in the investigation of the process of making and accuracy to make sure the information statement contained, location and nationalities list, and emphasized the role of control management and trade protection is essential in addressing these behaviors violation, and prevent their spread in the emirate.
For his part, the Director of Commercial Protection Department Yousef Al-Balushi said that the department made several seizures during the three quarters of this year reaching 26 commercial establishments that sell counterfeit goods bearing logos to international companies such as Mercedes, Cartier, Van Cleef, Shumet, Louis Vuitton, Cavallo and Hager Whiten. , SAPs, and Apple TV. The Department, in turn, issued an initial warning to the observed shops and required them to write a pledge not to repeat the violation.