china counterfeit

The next wave of U.S. tariffs is likely to create an unexpected winner: China's lucrative billion-dollar counterfeit industry. Read More

Burberry revealed a new logo last week. But Chinese luxury consumers fret the design makes Burberry goods too easy to counterfeit. Read More

JD.com prides itself on selling authentic items, something crucial to its forays into the luxury market. Recent slip ups, however, are challenging public perceptions of the brand at a crucial moment. Read More

The new state-backed appraisal center signals China's commitment to tackling the problem, but solutions with more capacity and promise already exist in the private sector. Read More

Unveiling the 'IP Express' project, Alibaba promises to give brands a 'highway' for IP claims; but with the burden still on brands to do the work, is the move meaningless? Read More

Alibaba and Kering have reached an agreement to work jointly to fight against the sales of fake goods in China, but it's unclear if the deal will work. Read More

With an uptick in sites that sell second-hand luxury goods online in China, these new apps see a market for online luxury goods authentication. Read More

Today on social media, Chinese consumers are talking about the resignation of Jumei's co-founder and Shiseido's surprise sunscreen recall. Read More

Alibaba's major e-commerce platform Taobao has recently won a legal case against a fake goods seller for the first time in China. Read More

A new report by L2 shows that the number of search results on Taobao for luxury brand terms has dropped dramatically in the past year. Read More