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As Amazon And eBay Flood With Illegal Goods From China, Beijing Cracks Down On Foreign E-Commerce
Forbes U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer Elizabeth Ortega displays counterfeit Louboutin pumps and high heels featuring the distinctive red sole of French designer Christian Louboutin are displayed at Price Transfer Warehouse in Long Beach, California. |
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