
$1 billion in counterfeit goods seizes in L.A. port this year
2022-11-20
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Authorities have seized $1 billion in counterfeit goods shipped to the Los Angeles/Long Beach Seaport so far this year, more than in any other year in history, Customs and Border Patrol announced.
The Port of Los Angeles reached the $1-billion mark Sept. 15, outpacing the total amount of seized goods from 2021 by 38% with months left in the year.
In 2021, CBP seized $3.3 billion in counterfeit goods nationwide in more than 27,000 seizures.
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