> Have you established that there are "numerous and credible indications" for all counterfeit products? No, just anecdata, including personal experience. But t

> Have you established that there are "numerous and credible indications" for all counterfeit products? No, just anecdata, including personal experience. But the anecdata seems widespread enough. > To that end, I'd imagine it is easy to get rid of someone that sells 100% fake items. But how hard is it to drop someone that sells 10% fake items? I have absolutely zero experience with retail, but I'd probably set the bar at 0%. Any deviation from that 0% must be explained satisfactorily: "how did this happen", "what measures have been taken so that this doesn't happen again", etc.