France Launched Anti Counterfeiting Operation &Nbsp; Advocated World Anti Counterfeiting Day.

On June 15th, French customs and police joined hands to launch a nationwide "anti counterfeiting" action to match the "world anti counterfeiting day" in June 14th.

In Paris, France, the airport customs chief Michel Horn cut a knife with a knife.

"Crude manufacturing," Horn told a media reporter. "Just looking at appearances is a fake."

In another carton, the customs officers found a large number of leather bags and hats with no outer packing. The labels on the goods were labeled "Louis Weedon" brand.

"No packaging, the texture is shoddy, but also the smell of glue," said Mark Mus, the representative of a famous leather goods manufacturer.

However, according to Agence France-Presse, today's fakes are not always identified with the naked eye.

Some counterfeit goods must be accurately identified by means of instruments or even chemical processes. For example, drugs imported from India, imported from Turkey, and imported from Russia.

June 14th is the world's anti counterfeiting day launched by the International Chamber of Commerce.

French customs and police will organize "anti fake" actions around this festival every year, even though they admit that "counterfeit goods can never be eliminated".

Mousse said that fake and shoddy commodities cover almost all trades and professions, including medicines, toys, software, sunglasses and auto parts.

Moreover, counterfeit goods move with the trend and update very quickly.

Muses believes that from some aspects, the Internet has promoted the "upgrading" of fake and shoddy commodities.

In 2010, the customs of anfrances airport seized 1 million 400 thousand counterfeit and shoddy goods, and the total annual seizure increased by 10%.

"This is a game of cat and mouse," a representative of Renault, France, said. "This is a struggle without end, but it is a necessary struggle."

The auto industry representative said France.