| Abstract: |
Consumers have been warned to be aware of the dangers of buying counterfeit products over the festive season. Experts have cautioned that while fake goods may seem unusual or come with an attractive price tag, they could be of poor quality and even contain harmful components. And imitation food and drink products passed off as genuine items could have serious health consequences, it was claimed. The warnings have come from Lawrie IP, a Glasgow-based firm of trademark attorneys, which has issued tips to help people identify and avoid fakes. Sharon Mackison, a director at the firm, said: “ |
