Couple Who Own the 'Old Villager of the Central Highlands' Channel Prosecuted.
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The couple who owned the channel “Old Village Tay Nguyen” were arrested for infringing industrial property rights related to the Ngoc Linh ginseng brand.
The initiation of criminal proceedings and the indictment of suspects affirm the efforts and responsibility of the authorities in protecting the Ngoc Linh ginseng brand, safeguarding consumers, and promoting the local economy. Thanh Hoa: Suspect indicted for fraudulently selling Lai Chau ginseng as Ngoc Linh ginseng. Further investigation into the hundreds of billions of dong fraud involving investment in Ngoc Linh ginseng cultivation. Chairman …
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - The owner of the Facebook channel "Elder of the Central Highlands" and his wife have been prosecuted for buying ginseng roots without traceability labels, then self-labeling them with the geographical indication "Ngoc Linh" for display and sale to make a profit.
The owners of the "Gia Lang Tay Nguyen" (Central Highlands Elderly) channel have been prosecuted by the police for selling Ngoc Linh ginseng root soaked in honey without a certificate of geographical indication rights.
Do Thanh Tin, the owner of the "Tay Nguyen Village Elder" channel, has been prosecuted and temporarily detained by the Quang Ngai Provincial Police for his involvement in a case of affixing "Ngoc Linh" geographical indication labels to ginseng products without traceability labels for advertising and profit.
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