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Ferragamo stops 90,000 sales of fake goods in 2014

25/03/2015

Footwear and leathergoods brand Salvatore Ferragamo has said a growing awareness from legislators of the problems of counterfeiting helped it to shut down 350 websites in 2014 and stopped 90,000 online sales. The Italian group’s anti-counterfeiting efforts also included the seizure and destruction of over 10,000 counterfeit products and the...

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