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Court fines trader GH¢12,000 for selling counterfeit Amuzu Bitters

She was fined 1,000 penalty units for dealing in counterfeit regulated products or, in default, serve two weeks’ imprisonment with hard labour.
Police retrieved 45 cartons, each containing 12 bottles of counterfeit Amuzu Bitters bearing forged Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) tax stamps and trademark labels from Mensah’s possession.
During investigations, police sent samples of both genuine and suspected counterfeit Amuzu Bitters to the Ghana Revenue Authority and the Food and Drugs Authority for authentication.
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