This was discovered in an action aimed at suppressing the sale of counterfeit products on the Serbian market, Minister of Trade Tomislav Momirović said today.
Momirović said that in this way the use of counterfeit products was prevented and a potential danger to citizens’ health was avoided.
He said that in an operation with members of the MUP and the Basic Prosecutor’s Office from Novi Sad, inspections were carried out at several locations in Novi Sad and Belgrade and a large amount of counterfeit products were seized.
“Among these products are 2,021 confectionery products, 205 household chemical products including dish detergents, laundry detergents and personal hygiene products, over 11,000 packaging for confectionery products and household chemicals, 26 barrels of 120 liters each of raw materials for making liquid detergent for dishes and laundry, a huge number of declarations, stickers and barcodes prepared for sticking on the packaging and placing it on the marketMomirović said.
Momirović added that there is an ongoing inspection in Belgrade related to the control of the printing house that made packaging for counterfeit confectionery products, during which members of the MUP seized a laptop, a computer and a mobile phone.
“All the goods were intended for further sale on the markets, and behind everything stood a well-organized group from the area of Novi SadMomirović said.
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