1 October 2012Jurisdiction reportsIsik Ozdogan & Ezgi Baklaci

Transit of counterfeit goods through Turkey

Turkey was historically an important artery of the Silk Road and the Spice Route, and it continues to be a strategic crossroads between the European Union (EU) and Middle Eastern countries, and an important hub for international land, sea and air transportation. Considering that Turkey is the easternmost neighbour of the EU and many goods pass through it before entering Europe, Turkish customs are very important.

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