viernes, 25 de septiembre de 2020

Dangerous Chinese Counterfeit Goods Are Pouring Into America, Here's How We Stop It

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Dangerous Chinese Counterfeit Goods Are Pouring Into America, Here's How We Stop It


“Over the course of 14 monthly ‘blitz operations,’ a decidedly unlucky 13% of the Made-in-China packages inspected have contained a type of counterfeit product or other contraband that can defraud, harm, or even kill Americans,” write Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan and Assistant to the President Peter Navarro in Fox Business.

“On a daily basis, nearly 90,000 Americans are being assaulted in one form or another through small parcel mail by unscrupulous Made-in-China exporters.”

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