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IPOPHL Highlights Challenges in Policing Online Counterfeit Goods, Calls for Seller Cooperation

The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines underscores difficulties in tracking counterfeit products on digital platforms and urges sellers to aid in enforcement efforts.

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The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) has acknowledged the increasing difficulty in monitoring counterfeit goods sold online. The agency stresses the importance of cooperation from sellers to effectively identify and address intellectual property violations. This development comes amid ongoing e…
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