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You're talking about pirated or counterfeit goods. But this ECJ decision is about perfectly legitimate goods, whose movement and trade the manufacturer wants to
by NoRelToEmber 3y ago
You're talking about pirated or counterfeit goods. But this ECJ decision is about perfectly legitimate goods, whose movement and trade the manufacturer wants to control even after they've sold them.
- theGeatZhopa 3y agoThx for pointing this out. The gray market in Europe would mean, I buy a f.e. mobile phone that is provisioned for the spanish market. I pay much less than in, f.e. Germany. for the same thing. Also (re)importing won't be possible after the producer decides that his product can't be sold in Germany, thus, the gray market will be dead for the goods of other EU countries. Samsung will be the first