Police in Roi Et province have confiscated over 400 counterfeit items, including 104 fake Starbucks coffee drinks and 20 imitation Starbucks cups, valued at more than 1 million baht. The Economic Crime Suppression Division, with the Department of Intellectual Property, carried out the raid in Mueang Roi Et district after receiving a tip-off about intellectual property violations.
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A 25-year-old woman was apprehended and admitted to possessing the counterfeit goods. She faces charges linked to selling fake trademarked items. In addition to Starbucks products, the haul comprised 75 Chanel bags, 125 Longchamp bags, 80 Louis Vuitton bags, and 4 RIMOWA bags.
All items and the suspect were handed over to the local police for further legal action. Officials are urging consumers to be wary of suspiciously cheap products, highlighting health risks associated with counterfeit food-contact items.
Experts caution that these fake goods are often made with inferior materials, posing dangers to consumers' health. Authorities emphasize the importance of purchasing from reputable sources to avoid such risks.
Moving forward, increased efforts in monitoring and enforcement are anticipated to curb the distribution of counterfeit goods in the region.
Adapted by ASEAN Now · Khaosod · 27 May 2026
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