Posted Feb 21, 2018, 5:32 PM
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Originally Posted by whatnext
Well, that's embarrassing:
A Toronto-area mall’s management says they’re taking measures to stop imitation goods from being sold there after a U.S. government report claimed it was among the world’s most notorious sources of such products.
Markham, Ont.-based Pacific Mall management says in a statement that they are deeply disturbed and disappointed by a recent report suggesting its vendors sell imitation goods.
In January, the U.S. Office of the Trade Representative named the predominantly Chinese-Canadian shopping centre in its annual review of so-called “notorious markets” that included 18 brick-and-mortar locations and 25 online retailers...
http://business.financialpost.com/pmn/bu...feit-pirated-good-sales-after-u-s-report
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Less embarrassing than if they were not attempting to address the problem, no?
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