HSI-led National IPR Center, International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition join forces to stop counterfeits goods around the world

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HSI-led National IPR Center, International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition join forces to stop counterfeits goods around the world

01/12/2021 02:00 PM EST

The IPR Center's partnership with IACC provides a framework to enhance investigative efforts into intellectual property crime through joint events, law enforcement training, community outreach and information sharing.

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