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SKF Commences Civil Action Over Counterfeit Bearings
08 October 2024
In the latest of a series of moves to crack down on the sale of illegal merchandise and cut off the circulation of counterfeit goods, SKF has summoned Bearing International Holland to court for having sold counterfeit SKF products.
In November 2011, customs authorities in China seized counterfeit SKF bearings on their way to Bearing International Holland. Later, during a raid on a non-authorised distributor in Austria in June 2012, the authorities seized counterfeit SKF bearings that were bought from Bearing International Holland. At this point, SKF commenced a civil action against Bearing International Holland for infringing its intellectual property rights.
Customers who suspect that they may have taken delivery of counterfeit SKF products are advised to contact SKF to verify their authenticity by sending photographs and a copy of the invoice to:
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