With talks on counterfeits, particularly the dangers of fake toys and their impact on health, and with creative workshops for children, the Patent Office launched the anti-counterfeiting campaign “Counterfeit Toys = Dangerous Play” on Thursday, 11 June, at Āgenskalns Market.The aim of the campaign was to highlight an important issue—the risks counterfeit toys pose to children’s health and safety. Counterfeits often fail to meet European Union safety requirements, may contain harmful substances,…
With talks on counterfeits, particularly the dangers of fake toys and their impact on health, and with creative workshops for children, the Patent Office launched the anti-counterfeiting campaign “Counterfeit Toys = Dangerous Play” on Thursday, 11 June, at Āgenskalns Market.The aim of the campaign was to highlight an important issue—the risks counterfeit toys pose to children’s health and safety. Counterfeits often fail to meet European Union safety requirements, may contain harmful substances, or pose a risk of injury. Therefore, it is important to raise awareness among parents and children about safe and responsible toy choices.During the event, visitors had the opportunity to learn about the dangers of counterfeits, how to recognise…
