This article explains how to use SWIFT codes for international remittances safely and efficiently, using the SWIFT code of SPAREBANK 1 SOR-NORGE ASA as an example. It emphasizes the importance of verifying information and risk prevention.
This article discusses the usage of the SWIFT/BIC code LIABLT2XMMS for LIETUVOS BANKAS, highlighting the importance of verification and error prevention. It offers important considerations for remittances and recommends using reliable platforms for secure cross-border transactions.
This article provides an in-depth analysis of Amazon FNSKU, explaining its differences from ASIN and UPC. It details the process of creating, printing, and applying FNSKUs. The importance of FNSKU in distinguishing seller products, improving customer satisfaction, and combating counterfeit goods is emphasized. This comprehensive guide on product identification aims to help FBA sellers enhance operational efficiency by providing a clear understanding of FNSKU and its proper implementation within the Amazon ecosystem.
Supplier relationship management is a core strategy for modern enterprises to maintain a competitive advantage. By selecting appropriate suppliers, establishing communication channels, and conducting performance evaluations, companies can achieve win-win outcomes, ensuring the efficient operation of the supply chain and effective risk prevention.
Dubai Customs seized counterfeit goods worth AED 17.6 million in the first half of 2014, thanks to its self-developed 'Risk Engine' system and efficient inspection strategies. This success is attributed to technology empowerment, collaborative partnerships, and continuous innovation. Dubai Customs provides strong support for brand innovation and fosters a fair and transparent international trade environment. Their efforts demonstrate a commitment to protecting intellectual property rights and upholding the value of legitimate brands within the global marketplace.
Influencer Crazy Little Yang faces a trust crisis after being targeted by Wang Hai for allegedly selling products with falsely labeled power and counterfeit 3C certifications during his live streams. While the brand responded, the controversy persists. This incident sparks discussions about regulations within the live streaming e-commerce industry. The handling of the situation by a top-tier influencer has also drawn attention from state media, highlighting the increasing scrutiny of this rapidly growing market and the responsibilities of its leading figures.
Amazon's Transparency Program combats counterfeit products by assigning unique "Transparency codes" to items, enabling brands and consumers to verify authenticity. Registered brands apply these codes to their products, which can be scanned and verified by Amazon fulfillment centers and consumers. While the program incurs costs, it effectively protects brand reputation and consumer rights, serving as a crucial anti-counterfeiting measure. It provides a traceability system that ensures product authenticity throughout the supply chain, fostering trust and preventing the sale of fake goods.
A workshop on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) protection was held in cooperation between the World Customs Organization (WCO) and the Indirect Taxation Authority of Bosnia and Herzegovina (ITA BiH). The aim was to enhance the capacity of Bosnian customs officers in combating counterfeit goods. The workshop covered legal and regulatory learning, IPM platform application, promotion of public-private partnerships, and strengthening customs control capabilities. This is significant for improving the fight against counterfeiting in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the wider region.
Recently, the Mudan District Fire Rescue Brigade conducted a special fire safety inspection in large logistics parks and wholesale markets. The focus was on ensuring the integrity of fire safety facilities, the accessibility of fire lanes, and enhancing the awareness of fire prevention among units to improve the overall safety level.
The Secretary General of the World Customs Organization met with the Director of the European Commission's Joint Research Centre to discuss cooperation in areas such as container monitoring, risk analysis, and combating counterfeit goods. Both parties plan to further deepen collaboration through technical meetings, jointly building a safer and more efficient global trade environment, protecting intellectual property and public safety. The discussions focused on leveraging technology and data sharing to enhance customs controls and improve the detection of illicit activities within the global supply chain.
