
Feds Seize $33M in Fake FIFA World Cup Goods at US Borders
US federal authorities intercepted roughly $33 million worth of counterfeit FIFA World Cup merchandise at the country's borders, a major enforcement push ahead of the tournament.
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US federal authorities intercepted roughly $33 million worth of counterfeit FIFA World Cup merchandise at the country's borders, a major enforcement push ahead of the tournament.

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