IN PICS | R400m of fake branded goods seized in depot raid
KwaZulu-Natal police confiscated R400m worth of fake branded goods at freight depot at Edwin Swales, south of Durban on Tuesday.
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KwaZulu-Natal police found R400m worth of counterfeit goods an estimated street value of R400 million at a fright depot at Edwin Swales, south of Durban These include bags of fake Gucci, Balmain, Louis Vuitton and Karl Lagerfield shoes, jewellery as well Le Creuset kitchen ware. (SAPS)
KwaZulu-Natal police found R400m worth of counterfeit goods an estimated street value of R400 million at a fright depot at Edwin Swales, south of Durban These include bags of fake Gucci, Balmain, Louis Vuitton and Karl Lagerfield shoes, jewellery as well Le Creuset kitchen ware. (SAPS)
KwaZulu-Natal police found R400m worth of counterfeit goods an estimated street value of R400 million at a fright depot at Edwin Swales, south of Durban These include bags of fake Gucci, Balmain, Louis Vuitton and Karl Lagerfield shoes, jewellery as well Le Creuset kitchen ware. (SAPS)
KwaZulu-Natal police found R400m worth of counterfeit goods an estimated street value of R400 million at a fright depot at Edwin Swales, south of Durban These include bags of fake Gucci, Balmain, Louis Vuitton and Karl Lagerfield shoes, jewellery as well Le Creuset kitchen ware. (SAPS)
KwaZulu-Natal police found R400m worth of counterfeit goods an estimated street value of R400 million at a fright depot at Edwin Swales, south of Durban These include bags of fake Gucci, Balmain, Louis Vuitton and Karl Lagerfield shoes, jewellery as well Le Creuset kitchen ware. (SAPS)
KwaZulu-Natal police found counterfeit goods with an estimated street value of R400m at a freight depot at Edwin Swales, south of Durban. These included fake Gucci, Balmain and Louis Vuitton bags, Karl Lagerfeld shoes, jewellery and Le Creuset kitchen ware. (SAPS)
KwaZulu-Natal police found R400m worth of counterfeit goods an estimated street value of R400 million at a fright depot at Edwin Swales, south of Durban These include bags of fake Gucci, Balmain, Louis Vuitton and Karl Lagerfield shoes, jewellery as well Le Creuset kitchen ware. (SAPS)
KwaZulu-Natal police confiscated R400m worth of fake branded goods at freight depot at Edwin Swales Drive in the south of Durban on Tuesday.
KZN police spokesperson Col Robert Netshiunda said a routine cargo profiling led to the discovery of two containers which contained counterfeit designer clothes, jewellery and kitchenware.
These include bags of fake Gucci, Balmain, Louis Vuitton and Karl Lagerfield shoes as well Le Creuse kitchen ware.
Both containers were fraudulently declared to be carrying furniture.
Netshiunda said preliminary investigations found the containers entered the country from an Asian country and the cargo was destined for Alberton and central Johannesburg in Gauteng.
Investigations are under way to uncover possible suspects responsible for importing the counterfeit goods into the country.