ACA Issues New Directives to Shiquo wa Hii Style to Avoid Future Raids
ACA noted that it had commenced investigations into the matter even as it encouraged traders to ensure that the products they sell do not infringe on existing intellectual property rights...
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The Anti-Counterfeit Authority (ACA) has advised businesswoman Shiquo wa Hii Style to build her own fashion brand within intellectual property laws amidst an ongoing probe.
- The ACA clarified its recent enforcement operation at Shiquo's Nairobi Central Business District shop was to remove counterfeit goods, not target legitimate businesses.
- The Authority welcomed Shiquo's ambition to create an original brand and encouraged others to protect their intellectual property.
- Goods confiscated on Tuesday, June 9, are being held pending investigations into potential intellectual property infringement.
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