On 10 August "Procter & Gamble Azerbaijan Servisleri Ltd." held a conference in Baku on identifying counterfeit goods, and to combat this phenomenon. The conference was organized for the employees of the State Customs Committee for the organization of the fight against counterfeit goods with the use of proprietary brands of Procter & Gamble at all stages of receipt of goods at the customs border of Azerbaijan. Director of the company Taigun Gunay spoke about the struggle "Procter & Gamble" against counterfeit goods on a global scale. Regional specialist of "Procter & Gamble" Denis starches made a presentation about the channels of passage of smuggled goods, the methods used by smugglers and effective ways to combat this phenomenon.
The Baku office of "Procter & Gamble" said Turan, that this is the third conference of the Azerbaijani State Customs Committee employees. Smuggling counterfeit goods under the brand name "Procter & Gamble" occurs in Azerbaijan, the purpose of these measures is to reduce it to a minimum. Representation of the company "Procter & Gamble" operates since 1998. Ltd. "Procter & Gamble Azerbaijan Servisleri Ltd." was established in 2006. Distributor of many products of this company in Azerbaijan is the company "Engin ltd" (Turkey). 08B
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