Chongqing Police destroyed a large amount of fake wine packaging materials

The reporter learned from Jiangbei District branch of Chongqing Public Security Bureau on Oct. 14 that the Bureau began to centrally destroy a large number of brand fake wine packaging materials involved in a huge case of manufacturing and selling fake wine packaging materials from Oct. 10, and completed the destruction within 5 days in a row.
According to Jiangbei police in Chongqing, the fake and inferior products destroyed were supervised by the Ministry of public security in October 2018. The case involved more than 20 provinces, districts and cities in China. Chongqing Police seized 76 criminal suspects, killed 5 criminal gangs, destroyed 21 production and storage centers of fake wine and packaging materials, and seized and seized the fake "Maotai", "Wuliangye", "Luzhou Laojiao" and jiannanc ”There are more than 1 million bottles of various brands, and more than 1.1 million counterfeit trademark marks have been seized. These fake wine packages are enough to fill 100 ordinary trucks. Among them, the number of counterfeit "Maotai" wine bottles seized by the police is the highest since the establishment of Guizhou Maotai distillery. It is reported that the case was concluded and sentenced by the people's Court of Jiangbei District, Chongqing on June 14, 2019. The main criminal suspects Liu, Yu, etc. were sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment for the crime of illegally manufacturing and selling registered trademark marks.
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