Le Ngoc Hien and his wife are accused of selling over 11,000 pairs of counterfeit Havaianas sandals, with a value exceeding 7,3 billion VND if authentic.
Seeing slow sales of traditional medicine due to its slow effects, Ha Quang Phuoc is accused of mixing various pain-relieving Western drugs to create faster results and attract buyers.
Dinh Cong Thang admitted to importing 2,575 fake D&G, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Dior, and other branded men's and women's clothing, buying them for 100,000 VND each before selling them on the market.
The procuracy confirmed Nguyen Nang Manh, former CEO of MediUSA, had his family pay 202 billion VND to mitigate consequences in a case involving the production of 88 types of fake dietary supplements and revenue concealment for tax evasion.
The Domestic Market Management and Development Agency uncovered a business in TP HCM producing nearly 50,000 pairs of shoes with signs of Nike counterfeiting.
Pham Vu Kiem, director of Herbitech company, has been convicted of orchestrating the production of 13 million fake nutritional products, primarily for children, with the consequences largely unaddressed.
Responding to defense lawyers in the case involving 13 million fake nutritional products, prosecutors argued that the business benefited from its publicly declared formulas but denied responsibility when facing legal action.
Nearly 13 million children's nutritional products, encompassing 67 different types, were improperly formulated by Herbitech company and sold for five years.
