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6 Nov 2026
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OLAF disrupts trafficking route supplying over 200,000 counterfeit condoms
On 7 July 2026, the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) reported disrupting supplies of counterfeit condoms with an original market value of over €200,000. Comparing seizures in Romania, Serbia and Spain, it traced the goods to a common source in China and identified the exporter. The condoms were falsely declared as toys and failed EU quality requirements.
Importance
Noteworthy
Lenses
Regulatory
Why it matters
The investigation disrupted a cross-border supply chain distributing unsafe counterfeit medical devices in Europe.
Institutions
CommissionOLAF
Audience
Importers and exportersCompliance teamsHealth and safety teams
Tags
HealthCustoms unionInternal marketRomaniaSerbiaSpainChina
Sectors
Medical devices and consumer goodsWholesale and retail
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