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Masha and the Bear “fake”: a thousand toys seized at Porto Canale
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Over 1,000 toys dedicated to the famous children's TV series "Masha and the Bear" seized by officials from the Cagliari Customs office on duty at Porto Canale, in tandem with the Guardia di Finanza military.

They were on board a cargo coming from China and destined to be put on the market . Unfortunately, however, they did not have any authorization for the reproduction of the brands represented , as attested by the companies that own them, promptly questioned. Therefore: “counterfeit” and unsafe games. Officials and financial police thus triggered the confiscation and one person was reported to the Public Prosecutor's Office of Cagliari.

«The activity – explains a note – is part of the sector of control of goods in transhipment in the Porto Canale where there is a notable increase in traffic following the start of new commercial lines from

and for the African continent."

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