Guangzhou Police Cracked Fake Cases And Cracked International Brand Leather Bags

Guangzhou police said 19 days ago, the city police recently cracked a huge fake international.

The case captured 7 suspects and seized more than 3000 famous brands of fake LV, Prada, Gucci and so on. The value of the case was more than 60 million yuan (the same below).

Whampoa police found that the criminal gang headed by Qiu Mousheng (male, 51 years old, Puning city of Guangdong province), together with relatives and townsmen, began selling and selling since 2012.

Leather bags, manufacturing and selling fake dens across Guangzhou Baiyun, Whampoa, Dongguan, Huizhou and many other places; the group has a clear division of labor and has special responsibility for all aspects of production, warehousing and sales; the sale of fake packages is extensive and sales records are distributed throughout China.

According to the police, the suspects use WeChat's characteristics of fast dissemination, low cost, and strong concealment to expand sales channels. Most of the customers are mainly young people.

The group's counterfeit goods mainly cover leather goods, bags, accessories, etc. the unit price is between 400 yuan and 800 yuan, about 10% to 20% of the genuine price.

At present, Qiu Mousheng and other 7 suspects have been arrested by the Guangzhou police according to law.

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According to a report released by the AAFA, the average number of shoes purchased by American consumers in 2013 was the largest, with an average of 7.5 pairs of shoes per person (including children).

"This figure is the highest in the world."

Juanita CEO AAFA said.

"In 2013, the footwear industry contributed a record $361 billion to the US economy, higher than any other industry such as cars, drinks, toys and so on.

In 2011, Americans witnessed the first rebound in the manufacture of shoes and garments in the United States, and the total value of clothing and footwear manufactured in the United States increased by 6.2% and 8.5% respectively in 2013.

AAFA's continued efforts in the manufacturing sector are not only to help member enterprises grow successfully in the US market, but also to promote the manufacture of shoes and clothing in the United States, he said.

But while manufacturing has grown, 98% of the domestic shoe imports still come from imports.

"In fact, the footwear market in the United States relies heavily on international trade."

"Therefore, we call on Congress and the Obama administration to act immediately on trade legislation and trade agreements that are about to expire, in order to protect the 4 million working population and 316 million of consumers in the industry," he said.