The US Clothing And Footwear Sector Welcomes The Protection Of Intellectual Property Law.

The American clothing and Footwear Association (AAFA) welcomes the proposal by Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) and chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee (Orrin Hatch) (R-Utah) that the intellectual property protection act 2011 proposed by Patrick Leahy, Chuck and Grassley, and seven co sponsors prevent the real economic creativity network from danger and theft. The specific aim of protecting intellectual property law is hooliganism. website These websites are used. Electronic Commerce Distribution strategy sells counterfeit goods and counterfeit goods all over the world.

"Footwear, clothing and fashion accessories are the most common counterfeit products in the world," said Kevin Burke, President and chief executive officer of AAFA. "Because American consumers continue to use e-commerce as the main shopping mode, the hooligan website has gradually become a popular way for counterfeiters to send fake products to the United States."

"All industries are beset by counterfeit products. I applaud Senator Clancy's diligence in solving this problem," Burke said. "The US apparel and footwear industry is committed to cracking down on these fake websites. This bill has set a right direction, providing us with a complete tool to protect against these hooligan websites.

"To protect the same name in the United States," he said. clothing American workers who work hard with footwear brands are threatened every day by deceiving consumers by these fake websites, which deceive consumers and mistake them for a big bargain. These rogue websites look and feel like legitimate websites, which pose a threat to us brands and disrupt the market with harmful and counterfeit goods.