The National Police and the National Customs Authority continue to investigate the origin and destination of the cargo to identify those responsible, the institution detailed. "The seized items, which include counterfeit clothing from various international brands, represent a significant blow to smuggling and piracy," stated the National Police. "This seizure reinforces the commitment of Panamanian institutions to the protection of intellectual property rights and border security," the National Police concluded. The National Police reported the seizure of 270 bales containing various items of clothing from well-known brands, linked to crimes against intellectual property, with a value reaching 150 thousand dollars. According to the police entity, the seized merchandise has an approximate market value of 150 thousand dollars, evidencing the magnitude of the illegal distribution network that attempted to operate through the country's main air route. In this operation, which took place in the cargo area of Tocumen International Airport, was part of Operation Delta and had the collaboration of the National Customs Authority.
Panama Seizes $150K in Counterfeit Clothing
Panama's National Police and Customs seized 270 bales of counterfeit clothing from well-known brands at Tocumen International Airport. The seized goods are valued at $150,000 on the black market. The operation, part of 'Operation Delta', targets smuggling and protects intellectual property rights.
