Graham Hood discusses counterfeiting and knockoffs with IPHQ News
Principal Graham Hood spoke with IPHQ News on counterfeit Labubus, a toy that has gained worldwide popularity. The toys have become so popular that counterfeits, commonly referred to as “Lafufus”, are being produced and sold worldwide. Counterfeiting is a significant issue facing brands and global economies.
“If the genuine article is making money for a brand owner, chances are someone is knocking it off.”Graham Hood
Read the full article on IPHQ News, the IP news and insights platform of IPH Limited: Counterfeit Products: The Real Price of Your Lafufu
Graham also spoke with the Global and Mail about counterfeits earlier this year. Read the full article (subscription required).
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