DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Global
Brand Counterfeiting Report, 2018" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's
offering.
"The amount of total counterfeiting globally has reached to 1.2
Trillion USD in 2017 and is bound to reach 1.82 Trillion USD by the year
2020 which includes counterfeiting of all equipment/products from
defence equipment's to counterfeiting of watches."
The
Global Brand Counterfeiting Report, 2018 estimates that the losses
suffered due to online counterfeiting globally has amounted to 323
Billion USD in the year 2017.
The report deeply analyses the
size, mode, trade routes and issues underlying counterfeiting of high
end consumer goods majorly Clothing, Textile, Footwear, Cosmetics,
handbags, and Watches. The estimated losses due to counterfeiting of
high end consumer goods amounted to 98 Billion USD which includes
counterfeiting from offline as well as online mediums.
According
to the analysis made in the report, losses incurred by Luxury Brands
because of sale of counterfeiting through internet accounted to 30.3
Billion USD.
The growth in global trade and technology has
positively affected many markets across the world but along with that,
it has some major adverse effects as well. Business organizations spend
a lot of money, time and resources on protecting their brand and
trademarks. But even after all the measures, the counterfeit market is
booming rapidly. The Global Brand Counterfeiting Report, 2018 has
addressed the issue of proliferation of trademark counterfeiting in this
technologically driven era.
The globalization of trade and
communication has offered unparalleled opportunities for organized
crimes to engage in illicit trade and counterfeiting so as to increase
their economic influence. The report has focused on those economies
where the consumers have the highest buying power namely, France,
Germany, Hong Kong, China, Italy, Japan, Singapore, UAE, UK, and the USA.
The
report focuses on greatest challenges faced by the law enforcement
agencies regarding illicit trade and intellectual property crimes. These
crimes have generated serious economic challenge along with social and
environmental harm. The illegitimate acts also have a bad impact on the
overall growth of the businesses. The illicit value chains and free
trade zones make it easier for the counterfeiters to trade in fake goods
without any fear of being caught.
The report explicates that
the problem of counterfeiting is long-standing and is growing more and
more in scope and magnitude. The government and business organizations
are concerned because of the adverse impact of such illicit activities.
Counterfeiting also poses threats to the welfare of consumers, along
with that it also disrupts the whole society on various levels and harms
the reputation of the businesses.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Counterfeiting In The Fourth Industrial Revolution
2. The
State Of Counterfeiting
3. Globalization - A Double Edged
Sword
4. Manufacturing Outsourcing - A Blessing In Disguise
5.
Luxury Brands & Celebrity Endorsement
6. E Commerce - A
New Platform For Counterfeiters
7. Case Laws
8.
The Other Side Of The E-Commerce Industry
9. Social
Counterfeiting - Counterfeiting On Social Media
10. Future
Threat- 3D Printing & Counterfeiting
11. The Illicit
Value Chains
12. Trade Routes Of Counterfeited Goods
13.
Analysis - Agreements On Intellectual Property Rights
14.
Analysis - Secondary Liabilities
15. Counterfeiting &
Trademark Infringement In Biggest Markets
16. Recommendations
For Anti-Counterfeiting
Companies Mentioned
- Alibaba
- Aliexpress
- Amazon
- Armani
- Burberry
- Bvlgari
- Cartier International Ag.
- Celine
- Chanel
- Christian Louboutin
- DHL and Yamato Holdings
- DNA Technologies
- Defcad
- Dior
- Fendi
- Ferragamo
- Givenchy
- Gucci
- Hangzhou Yanbei Trading Company
- Mars
- Mckinsey
- Michael Kors
- Nike
- Prada
- Quantum Materials Corporation
- Ray-ban
- Rolex
- Shenzhen Meigeer Watch Co., Ltd
- Swarovski
- Tiffany
- Tods/Roger Vivier
- United Parcel Services
- Valentino
- Versace
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/hzjb9c/global_brand?w=4