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SARS customs seize counterfeit sneakers worth 8m

byCT Report
25/01/2017
in South Africa
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CAPE TOWN: SARS Customs made a massive seizure of suspected counterfeit sneakers to the value of R8,7 million at Lebombo border post early on Monday morning. A total of 9085 pairs of ‘Adidas’-branded sneakers and 1850 pairs of ‘Nike’-branded sneakers were discovered in a white truck entering South Africa.

The truck driver ignored requests from Customs officials to stop at the port check point.  Customs officials identified the truck as having been detained in July this year with a consignment of clothing.

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SARS Customs and South African Police Service (SAPS) officials pursued the vehicle and stopped it outside the port area.  The male driver fled on foot.  No arrests were made as yet. The truck was escorted to the State warehouse where the consignment was detained for counting of sneakers. Brand holders within South Africa will be required to do an authentication process.

Contravention of the Customs & Excise Act, Counterfeit Act and Criminal Procedures Act is being investigated.  SARS expressed its gratitude to Customs staff deployed at the respective ports of entry during the festive period as well as other law enforcement agencies.

‘Customs officials are amongst the staff that are on duty throughout the December holiday period and they are required to remain vigilant and committed at all times.  This bust demonstrates the consistence of our Customs team members who continually make SARS proud. SARS thanks other law enforcement agencies at the respective ports for their cooperation and support’.

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