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A larger Quantity of ‘branded’ Textiles was confiscated in BiH

Published September 3, 2023
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Officials of the Directorate for Indirect Taxation at the Gradiška Customs Office temporarily seized a large amount of undeclared branded textiles.

Officers of the Group for Prevention of Smuggling and Misdemeanors from the regional center of Banja Luka, in cooperation with customs officers at the Gradiška Customs Office, discovered and prevented an attempt to import a large amount of textile goods into Bosnia and Herzegovina during the inspection of the import shipment.

These were textile products of the brands Nike, Boss, Prada, HM and Tommy Hilfiger.

The estimated market value of the temporarily confiscated goods is 206,500 BAM, and the goods were retained due to the suspicion that intellectual property rights had been violated.

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