A new OECD report reveals that counterfeit goods are valued at over €416 billion globally, with the EU being a major target, accounting for nearly €99 billion. Germany leads in the value of seized counterfeit goods, while China is the primary source. The report highlights the negative impacts of counterfeit trade on innovation and consumer trust, with toys and cosmetics posing health risks. Recent global crises have complicated the protection of intellectual property. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)