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| Customs Confiscates 250,000 Illegal Floppy Disks |
| The customs in Haikou, capital of south China's Hainan Province, confiscated 250,000 floppy disksillegally bearing the "Sony" trademark. |
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| China to Strike Counterfeiting in Eight Aspects Next Year |
| Striking down on counterfeiting has been publicly claimed as "No.1 Project" topping the agenda of the quality supervision departments throughout the year of 2001. Next year, China will deepen its fight against counterfeiting in eight aspects, like fake food, low-quality cotton, couterfeits of farm produces and etc. |
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| Tibet Destroys Fake, Shoddy Commodities |
| Fake and shoddy commodities with a combined value of 2.84 million yuan (about US$432,169) were incinerated in Lhasa, capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region, on Sunday. |
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| Tianjin Destroys Counterfeit Food |
| This municipality burnt 26 tons of counterfeit and poor quality food confiscated in a check on Friday. |
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| New Decision to Crack Down on Fake Products |
| A new decision by the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate, calling fore more severe punishment for government officials involved in the production and sales of fake and shoddy products, takes effect Tuesday. |
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| P & G, Chinese Organizations Cooperate on Striking Fakes |
| P & G Company, a leading producer of consumer products in the world, vowed Tuesday to strengthen its cooperation with relevant Chinese government departments to fight against the distribution and manufacturing of counterfeit goods. |
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| China Ferreted Out 400m Worth Fake FE Products |
| Statistics from the State Anti-Counterfeit Office told that from October 26, 2000 to February 2001 China had confiscated fake FE products to a worth of over 400 million yuan. Of these, many had even been found by foreign enterprises on their own in China. |
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| Counterfeit Shure Microphones Destroyed |
| The State Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision recently destroyed a batch of counterfeit US famous-brand SHURE to a cost of some million yuan. |
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| Campaign Against Fake Seeds Bears Fruit |
| For the 1,200 farming households living in Xuyan County in Northeast China's Liaoning Province the year 2000 was a miserably futile year, not because of the weather or any other natural calamity. |
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| Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Combats Counterfeit Money |
| Police in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region confiscated fake bank notes with a face value of some 1.86 million yuan (over US$224,000) last year. |
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| Liaoning Carry Outs Campaign Against Porn VCDs |
| Northeast China's Liaoning Province Sunday closed a large market for pornographic and illegal audio and video products. |
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| Nineteen People Arrested for Making Fake Certificates |
| Police in Yunnan Province, southwest China, arrested 19 people in connection with making and selling fake certificates, and confiscated more than 3,000 fake certificates and tools for making the "certificates." |
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| Zhongguancun to Expel Pirated CD Venders |
| The detailed rules, an assorted document of Zhongguancun Science Park, will be issued before long. It is introduced to sweep the paddlers of pirated CDs and VCDs, a common scene away from the Zhongguancun Science Park. |
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| China Telecom Goes Full Speed at Anti-fake Campaign |
| Sources from China Telecom said that a free telephone information desk 16831500 has been opened to give support to the nationwide anti-fake campaign, protection of legal rights of enterprises and consumers so as to further purify the market. |
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| China to Intensify Crack Down on Sale of Counterfeit Goods |
| China issued a notice calling on the departments concerned at all levels to carry out a nationwide campaign against the sale of counterfeit goods, entitled "100 Cities and 10,000 shops Free from Counterfeit Goods". |
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