A trader has been fined GH¢12,000 by the Asokwa Circuit Court Two. The court found the trader guilty of selling counterfeit Amuzu Bitters.
The trader was also convicted for forging trademarks associated with the product. This means the trader used fake labels or branding.
The court's decision was made on September 7, 2026. The specific details of the counterfeit operation were presented in court filings.
Selling fake goods harms consumers and legitimate businesses. It can also pose health risks if the products are not made to safety standards.
The Judicial Service oversees such cases to ensure fair trade practices. This fine serves as a warning to others involved in similar illegal activities.
Authorities continue to monitor the market for counterfeit products. Consumers are advised to report suspicious items to the police.